EDZNET Super Cache is a complete, all-in-one caching plugin for WordPress. Install it, activate it, and every optimization is turned on automatically — no settings to fiddle with, no cache to “warm up”. A few minutes after activation your pages start being served from a lightning-fast disk cache.
Everything enabled by default:
advanced-cache.php drop-in, so cached pages are delivered before WordPress even boots. Includes HTTP 304 support for returning visitors..htaccess rules written automatically.Expires headers for static assets.Works on every host. On Apache the plugin writes its own .htaccess rules. On Nginx and LiteSpeed the drop-in serves cached pages without a single rewrite rule — an optional snippet adds static-asset caching and gzip.
Built by a host. EDZNET Super Cache is developed by EDZNET and ships pre-configured on EDZNET hosting. It stays free forever; consider hosting your site with us or becoming a funder to support development.
This plugin is distributed as complete, human-readable source. Every PHP, JavaScript and CSS file shipped in the plugin ZIP is the original source file — nothing is minified, compiled, obfuscated, transpiled or bundled, and there is no build step, package manager or build tool of any kind involved in producing a release. What you download is what was written.
The one runtime JavaScript file (js/lazy-load.js) is shipped as its original unminified source and is loaded by the plugin’s HTML optimizer when lazy loading is enabled. HTML minification, script deferral and the lazy-load script injection all operate on the cached page HTML, which is the standard behaviour for a page-caching plugin.
js/lazy-load.js — derived from the WP Fastest Cache plugin by Emre Vona (GPLv2). Upstream: https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-fastest-cache/. The plugin’s main file carries the same header credit. Shipped unmodified, in full and unminified. Reuse under GPLv2 is permitted; see the plugin license.This plugin does not contact any external service. Page caching, lazy loading, HTML minification, Gzip and browser caching all run entirely on your own server. The “Preload cache” tool only fetches your own site’s public URLs via wp_safe_remote_get(), and no data about your site, its users or its visitors is transmitted anywhere.