OMGF Pro v5.3.2 – Host Google Fonts Locally for WordPress

* Improved: Smart Optimize purges a page from LiteSpeed Cache silently, instead of adding a LiteSpeed Cache “Purge url” admin notice for every page it analyzed.
* Fixed: Smart Optimize decided whether a visitor was on mobile by the window’s width when storing results, but by user agent when applying them. So tablets wider than 768px and narrow desktop windows analyzed pages on every visit, tablets could get the results meant for phones, and a narrow desktop window could store a page’s desktop results as mobile. Results are now stored by user agent too, like most page caches separate mobile and desktop.
* Fixed: Smart Optimize no longer analyzes WooCommerce’s endpoints, e.g. order received pages (/checkout/order-received/<order_id>/) or My Account’s orders, and doesn’t apply the results of the page they belong to (e.g. the checkout form) to them, because their contents are different.
* Fixed: Smart Optimize no longer analyzes pages which shouldn’t be page cached, i.e. pages defining the DONOTCACHEPAGE constant (e.g. WooCommerce’s cart, checkout and account pages), and doesn’t apply results to them.
* Fixed: local stylesheets loaded through a URL containing ../ (e.g. Super Speedy Search’s stylesheet) couldn’t be cached, because their cache path contained ../ as well.
* Added: the omgf_pro_smart_optimize_excluded filter, to exclude pages from Smart Optimize.
* Fixed: when the license server couldn’t be reached, requesting OMGF Pro’s plugin information caused a fatal error (“Attempt to assign property “plugin” on false”), e.g. in Plugin Report or during Wordfence’s update check.
* Fixed: license keys which can’t be decrypted (e.g. after migrating a site) no longer cause a PHP warning on every page load, and license keys are no longer written to the license manager’s debug log.
* Fixed: Magic Fallbacks had no effect unless Smart Optimize, a Detection Setting or a manual Fallback Font Stack was enabled too, and inline styles didn’t get its fallbacks unless a manual Fallback Font Stack was configured. Stylesheets processed before Magic Fallbacks was enabled (or disabled) are now processed again.
* Fixed: pages served from a page cache for longer than 12 to 24 hours couldn’t be analyzed by Smart Optimize, because their (expired) nonce made WordPress reject the request. Logged-out visitors no longer get a nonce, because it’s the same for everyone and doesn’t protect anything. Requires OMGF v6.3.13 for the Google Fonts Checker’s request.
* Fixed: unused fonts were still removed after disabling Smart Optimize (only its preloads stopped). Its results are now only applied while it’s enabled, and kept for when it’s enabled again.
* Fixed: with plain permalinks, all pages shared the same Smart Optimize results, so fonts used on one page could be removed from another. Pages are now identified by their query vars, e.g. /?p=123 (search terms aren’t stored).
* Improved: the Dashboard notice no longer suggests Magic Fallbacks are generated per page; they’re added for the fonts OMGF hosts locally.
* Added: when automatic updates are disabled (e.g. because the license isn’t activated for this site, or its key can’t be read), the Plugins screen shows why, with a link to the Manage Licenses screen. License manager v2.2.6.
* Added: Dutch (nl_NL) translations for the license manager. License manager v2.2.7.
* Added: an error message on the Manage Licenses screen when the license server can’t be reached, instead of nothing happening. License manager v2.2.8.
* Improved: when the license status couldn’t be checked, the license manager checks it again after 24 hours instead of 84. License manager v2.2.8.
* Fixed: the license manager’s Manage License tab on OMGF’s settings screen is now translated. License manager v2.2.8.
* Added: Dutch (nl_NL) translation, and OMGF Pro now loads its bundled translations.