To leverage your browser’s caching generally means that you can specify how long web browsers should keep images, CSS and JS stored locally. That way the user’s browser will download less data while navigating through your pages, which will improve the loading speed of your website.
You will find this option in the WordPress Dashboard -> Settings -> Performance -> Enable this “Leverage Browser Caching” option and after that click on the “Save Changes” button.
That’s it for this tutorial!
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Hey amp for wp team, this setting of leverage browser caching create issues with normal pages (non-amp). The changes in htaccess file apply the rules globally & creates issues of contents not updating (including html, because max age=changes to 3 months (7776000 seconds)).
Please fix this. & Make amp for wp compatible with Wp-Rocket.
Hi Bhabesh,
Will you please contact our technical team from here- https://ampforwp.com/support/ they will help you as soon as possible.