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I would like pagespeed to remain on but would like to disallow people from adding pagespeed query parameters to get different results of the site. Or, only allow it for a specific IP address (i.e., my own)
Is this possible through pagespeed or should I use my nginx's configuration to match .PageSpeed. ?
For now I'm using this workaround:
if ($args ~ (.*)PageSpeed[^=]*=[^&]*(.*)) {
set $args $1$2;
}
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I would like pagespeed to remain on but would like to disallow people
from adding pagespeed query parameters to get different results of the
site. Or, only allow it for a specific IP address (i.e., my own)
Is this possible through pagespeed or should I use my nginx's
configuration to match .*PageSpeed.* ?
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I would like pagespeed to remain
on
but would like to disallow people from adding pagespeed query parameters to get different results of the site. Or, only allow it for a specific IP address (i.e., my own)Is this possible through pagespeed or should I use my nginx's configuration to match .PageSpeed. ?
For now I'm using this workaround:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: