
Using the New Autoptimize Aggregate Inline JS
The Autoptimize plugin has an update with the new "Aggregate Inline JS" option. But does it work properly? And what are the alternatives?
Bhagwad Park writes for the NameHero blog.

The Autoptimize plugin has an update with the new "Aggregate Inline JS" option. But does it work properly? And what are the alternatives?

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