+1 please

Please mog_pagespeed

mod_pagespeed for Apache can be considered, even though it does not really add value.

For instance, the Nginx + Apache stack with Nginx serving static content will make the Apache module relatively worthless.

ngx_pagespeed should NOT be introduced:

- it is very, very buggy, AND,
- it decreases performance of Nginx with a significant percentage, AND
- makes no sense in the Apache + Nginx stack (i.e. ngx_pagespeed is intended for a stand-alone Nginx, in the sense that Nginx functions as a webserver, not a proxy)
- again, does not add value, when compared to all possible directives of Nginx (that can do all the things ngx_pagespeed can do, but ten times better)

Regards...

Google hasn't deprecated mod_pagespeed, only the Pagespeed service (same name, but not self hosted). Latest release is Oct 8th, 2015.

+1 Please add mod_pagespeed!

+1 Please add mod_pagespeed!

+1 it will be very usefull

+1 ; please add it !!

Google have deprecated it so probably not worth it anymore.

@tozz for hosting provider is better to permit to the customer to have an UI for enable/manage/disable the googlepagespeed, not all customer is programmer and know how the .htaccess must be edit.

Oh well! Very good news.

@Andy Bird: So why dont you just install the module in Apache yourself? Its not rocket science.

Thisi is a very good news!
We already use mod_pagespeed under Plesk in our Hosting but a native integration will be very
helpful!

Thanks!!

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This is now the main request we get from our customers.

pagespeed per domain and user submission would be great. customer could enable or disable the pagespeed module

pagespeed and mod_ruid2 does not work easy together..

It is easy to add mod page speed for apache but nginx require recompiling.. which is not worth the effort.. please add nginx support

stop being lazy and add it ..

Add it pls

please readd

http://wpguru.co.uk/2014/03/how-to-install-apache-mod_pagespeed-on-centos-with-plesk/