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6.1 Overview #

Mobile Caching creates a separate cache version for mobile devices. This ensures that mobile visitors receive a cache file specifically optimized for their device type.

This is useful if:

  • Your theme serves different layouts for mobile
  • Mobile-specific CSS or assets are loaded
  • You want device-based optimization

SpeedyGo automatically detects device type and serves the corresponding cached version.

How It Works Internally #

  • Detects device type using user-agent logic
  • Generates separate cache files for desktop and mobile
  • Stores mobile cache inside wp-content/uploads/speedygo-cache/
  • Serves the appropriate version before WordPress loads

6.2 Settings #

Enable Mobile Caching #

  • Toggle Mobile Caching → ON

Cache Timeout #

  • Set Cache Timeout (in minutes)

This defines how long the mobile cache remains valid before regeneration.

6.3 Best Practice Recommendation #

  • Enable only if your site serves different mobile content
  • Disable if your theme is fully responsive with identical markup
  • Clear cache after enabling to generate fresh device-specific versions

Mobile Caching ensures optimized delivery for mobile users when device-specific layouts are used.

Updated on March 12, 2026

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Table of Contents
  • 6.1 Overview
    • How It Works Internally
  • 6.2 Settings
    • Enable Mobile Caching
    • Cache Timeout
  • 6.3 Best Practice Recommendation
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