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I’ve noticed that the plugin doesn’t remove the (wordpress default?) ?ver=4.9.6 from remote urls, like Google Fonts, jQuery, and so on.
I think that’s because it doesn’t find anything local to get filemtime for, so it throws up hands and returns without changing the src.
It’s possible that without this ?ver= param, loading from a canonical source, a viewer browser could have some libraries already in cache from another site. a mild perf boost.
Adding the following line to the top of the autover_version_filter function fixes this behavior, so that if it can’t find the file locally, it gets no ?ver= param at all.
$src = remove_query_arg( 'ver', $src );
Arguably a defect in wp core, not autover, but seems like a nice opportunity to make this plugin even better…
Thanks,
Chris
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As requested on https://wordpress.org/support/topic/feature-idea-avoid-versioning-remote-libraries/
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