Elementor Performance Version for Testers #23312
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What problem is your feature request going to solve? Please describe.
Hello,
Before we dive into the topic at hand, I would like to clarify a couple of things:
This post is not intended to stir up any negative emotions, but rather to bring people together and foster a sense of community.
While this is not a feature request per se, I believe that posting it here is more effective than sending an email to Elementor support, which may go unnoticed. My hope is that by sharing this message with the community and the Elementor team as a whole, we can work together towards a common goal.
I have been following the discussions about Elementor’s efforts to fix performance issues, but it seems like this process may never truly be complete. With new page builders emerging and competition growing, it’s important for Elementor to keep up.
One potential solution could be for Elementor to release a performance-focused version of their plugin, similar to their beta tester version for new features. This would allow users and developers to provide feedback and help speed up the process of resolving performance issues. Those of us who are interested in optimizing performance could use this version at our own risk, while general websites would not be affected. It’s worth noting that the main performance issues seem to be specially present in the free version of Elementor.
By working together and sharing our experiences, we can help improve Elementor for everyone. Thank you for considering this suggestion.
Describe the solution you'd like
Releasing a performance-focused version of Elementor for volunteer testers is an interesting idea. This would allow both users and developers to provide feedback and help speed up the process of resolving performance issues with Elementor. Those who are interested in optimizing performance could use this version and contribute to its development, while general websites would not be affected. This could be a beneficial solution for everyone, including both companie and users.
Describe alternatives you've considered
To put it simply, the alternative is to continue with the current approach until the majority of developers, agencies, and users who have been using Elementor for years eventually switch to other platforms that better support business growth. It’s important for Elementor to address performance issues and continue improving in order to retain its user base and remain competitive. By working together and sharing our experiences, we can help improve Elementor for everyone. 😊
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