Contents
How to do gzip compression in Magento 2?
You need to have mod_deflate enabled in your Apache web server to utilize the compression declared in default Magento 2 .htaccess files. This is indicated by tag in the .htaccess file in your Magento root folder – so it only compresses the files if mod_deflate is enabled.
Can you download an archive file for Magento?
Downloading an archive file allows you to run Magento software on a local server. You can download in either zip or tar format. You can also choose to include sample date, or not, with your download.
Which is the affected version of Magento open source?
Affected Magento versions are: Magento Open Source v2.3.2, 2.3.1 An issue has been discovered in Magento Open Source and Magento Commerce that can be used to disclose the URL location of a Magento Admin panel.
Are there any issues with Magento Commerce 2.4.0?
See Braintree Virtual Terminal page is corrupted Knowledge Base article. This hotfix resolves an issue with Magento Commerce 2.4.0 and Magento Open Source 2.4.0 where merchants could not access the Braintree Settlement Report page (Admin > Reports).
What is the syntax for the gzip command?
The general syntax for the gzip command is as follows: gzip [OPTION]… [FILE]… Gzip compresses only single files and creates a compressed file for each given file. By convention, the name of a file compressed with Gzip should end with either .gz or .z.
How to speed up your Magento 2 store and increase performance?
Lazy Loading Enhanced for Magento 2 (free extension) highly improves the page loading time by only loading the page and product images as the user scrolls down the page. You can check more details about the WeltPixel Lazy Loading extension HERE.
How to do gzip compression and minify JS, CSS?
This can be done if you have access to php.ini –> find zlib.output compression in it and turn it on ( zlib.output compression = On ). But this does not affect minification or merging of css and js files which can be set through Magento 2 admin.