- 2026-05-26
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DeveloperSimple yet powerful static page caching with smart clearing, safe exclusions, preload and diagnostics.
Holographic Extreme Cache is a simple, yet powerful, static page caching plugin with safe defaults.
It includes static HTML page caching, smart cache clearing, safe WooCommerce exclusions, debug response headers, a basic preload system, a cache health check, safe HTML minification, WordPress emoji disabling, browser cache helper rules, a homepage speed test, a plain-English page cache checker and an uninstall cleanup option.
Caching is not enabled automatically on activation. Open Holo-Cache in the WordPress admin area and use the Setup tab or enable caching manually.
Features
- Static HTML page caching.
- PHP fallback cache delivery.
- advanced-cache.php drop-in support.
- Optional Apache rewrite helper rules.
- Manual clear cache button.
- Admin bar cache clearing.
- Automatic cache clearing when content changes.
- Basic smart purge for posts, pages, archives, taxonomy archives, authors and homepage.
- Cache lifetime control.
- Basic preload for homepage, recent posts and recent pages.
- Safe default exclusions.
- WooCommerce cart, checkout and account exclusions.
- Logged-in user bypass by default.
- POST, AJAX, REST, preview and unsafe query string bypass.
- Cache size and cached page count.
- Last purge and last preload time.
- Basic cache health check.
- Other caching plugin conflict detection.
- Debug response headers.
- Conservative HTML minification.
- Disable WordPress emoji files option.
- Browser cache helper.
- Gzip and Brotli detection.
- Setup tab with one-click WP_CACHE handling where wp-config.php is writable.
- Simple homepage speed test for cache-off and cache-on comparison.
- Plain-English page cache checker to explain why a page is cached or bypassed.
- Safe and Balanced modes.
- Optional uninstall cleanup.
Privacy
Holographic Extreme Cache does not collect analytics, does not track visitors and does not send site data to a third-party service.
The plugin stores cache files, configuration helper files and optional log files inside its own folder under the WordPress uploads directory. Logging is off by default.
Uninstall
The plugin can remove its settings, cache files, configuration files, log files and scheduled events on uninstall if the uninstall cleanup option is enabled before uninstalling.
If uninstall cleanup is not enabled, settings and generated files are left in place so the site owner can remove or inspect them manually.
