Recommended for maximum performance boost!

Mark all files served from the CDN to expire in the far future (decades from now). This is the same as telling browsers to always use the cached files. This can significantly speed up page loads. Files are also automatically compressed (when the browser supports it), to speed up page loads even further. Finally, CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) is also enabled automatically for all these files, to prevent issues with fonts and JavaScript files being served from domains other than the origin domain.

Of course, you still want visitors to immediately get new versions of files when they change. That is why unique filenames are generated automatically.

For the experts: the following HTTP headers are set: Expires, Cache-Control, Last-Modified, Vary, for files with one of the following extensions: !extensions and of these extensions, some will also be automatically compressed: !extensions-compressed.