In reply to Pavel.

Thank you for your feedback, Pavel! That's a good question and you're not the first one telling me about indecision regarding which assets to load.

To me it's like second nature: I quickly look at the list and then I just select the ones that I know are not loading in that page. That's because I know which plugins I use and what the theme is loading. I've added details to the asset such as the handle, URL, where it loads (BODY or HEAD) and any inline code associated with it. I had the impression that this will enough. I guess it's not that simple if it's not your website and you have developers doing the coding for you.

The plugin will get better and I will provide more details about the assets and even automated tips. It will be more understandable for non-developers. Once I will add more features on the free version, I will likely develop a premium extension as well to make it from good to amazing.

For now, I suggest you consult a developer (the one who worked on your website ideally) to help you in removing the assets that you don't need.

You can remove some of them yourself easily. For instance, "Contact Form 7" plugin. If you know it's loading only in the contact page, then you can unload its assets (there were 2 files last time I check, a .css and .js file) from other pages. Later on, in a new release of the plugin, there will be an option to unload assets site-wide and only enable them in a few pages you need. One step at a time.

Good luck in using this plugin and make sure you properly test your uncached pages after you unload assets to make sure you don't have any errors if you unload the wrong assets by mistake!