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Published Sep. 10, 2025

Multiple Performance Issues Identified via Lighthouse, Google Insights and Web Audit Tools

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David Simon

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Issue

  • How do I increase site performance with Lighthouse, Google Insights and Web Audit Tools?

Environment

  • Quarterly Releases
  • DXP 7.0
  • DXP 7.1
  • DXP 7.2
  • DXP 7.3
  • DXP 7.4

Resolution

Firstly, please note that Liferay does not have any official commitments with third-party analytics tools such as Google PageSpeed or Lighthouse.
These tools and their evaluation criteria can change frequently, which makes maintaining compatibility quite challenging.
However, we do have a couple of articles I could share with you:

Secondly, these kinds of results seem to fall under performance-related concerns, which can often be complex and require in-depth investigation to identify the root cause.

Compression should be handled by the web server.

From Liferay perspective, we recommend to use minified themes and minify CSS/JS via build.gradle or Liferay Workspace.
Enable MinifierFilter in portal-ext.properties (usually already on by default):

minifier.enabled=true

For best results, use CDNs for serving large libraries or static assets if possible.

Given all this, the best course of action would be to reach out to the Global Services team, who can provide the necessary support and expertise for this type of issue.

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