Release Notes
ModPageSpeed 2.0 release notes — capabilities, performance, and security updates. Updating to the latest release is recommended.
On this page
ModPageSpeed 2.0 ships on a continuous release cadence. The current stable release is 2.0.32. This page summarizes what the product does and the user-facing changes in recent releases. We recommend running the latest release — it always carries the most recent performance and security work.
What’s in ModPageSpeed 2.0
Optimization pipeline
- Always-on, asynchronous optimization. Optimization runs in a worker off the request path. The first request for a resource serves the original; subsequent requests serve the optimized variant, so optimization never adds latency to a page load.
- Modern image delivery. Images are transcoded to WebP and AVIF and served
per viewport class and pixel density, with
Save-Datataken into account. - Critical CSS, loaded the fast way. Above-the-fold CSS is inlined and the rest is loaded asynchronously without blocking render, in a way that is safe under a strict Content-Security-Policy.
- LCP and layout hints. Native lazy-loading,
fetchpriorityfor the largest image, and preconnect discovery for third-party origins. - SVG vectorization for suitable raster images, and learned per-image quality prediction so each image is encoded at the right quality.
Operations and visibility
- Web console for cache inspection, live statistics, and configuration.
- Honest savings reporting — bandwidth and cache-hit figures reflect real net savings.
- Statistics parity across the nginx integration and the ASP.NET Core middleware.
Content integrity
- Content Credentials (C2PA) are preserved through image optimization, so provenance metadata survives the delivery layer instead of being stripped.
Licensing
- Always functional. The optimizer never blocks your site. An unlicensed install keeps working and is signaled with a response header rather than gated.
- Per-site licensing for straightforward, predictable coverage.
Recent releases
Most recent first. Security entries describe the impact class and recommend updating; we keep implementation specifics out of public notes by policy.
- 2.0.32 — Security release. Security updates to the bundled image-processing components, plus additional hardening of shipped binaries. Updating is recommended.
- 2.0.30 — Content integrity. Content Credentials (C2PA) are now preserved through image optimization, and Markdown responses are served with the correct content type.
- 2.0.28 — Stability. Fixed a flash-of-unstyled-content edge case when asynchronous CSS loaded against a cold cache, and removed a duplicate copy of inlined critical CSS.
- 2.0.26 — Performance and visibility. CSP-safe asynchronous CSS loading, and accurate bandwidth-savings reporting in the console.
- 2.0.22 — Licensing. Per-site licensing.
- 2.0.18 — Licensing. Always-functional licensing: the engine never blocks serving; unlicensed use is signaled with a response header.
- 2.0.15 — Visibility. Bandwidth-savings statistics now populate for the ASP.NET Core middleware, at parity with the nginx integration.
Install and upgrade
ModPageSpeed 2.0 ships as a NuGet package (ASP.NET Core middleware), as Docker images, and as a Helm chart. See Getting started to install, or Deployment for production rollouts. Upgrading is a matter of moving to the latest package or image tag.
Reporting a security issue
Found a security problem? Please email info@we-amp.com so we can investigate and ship a fix. We publish security-relevant changes here as part of the regular release notes.