Hi @dethorpe,

The JS plugin added to your site by Klaviyo loads asynchronous, which means it will load once your website has fully loaded. This shouldn’t be impacting site performance.

As an alternative option, you do have the ability to create a custom integration that does not use the plugin. This guide walks through the process: https://help.klaviyo.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005082927-Integrate-a-Custom-Ecommerce-Cart-or-Platform

Best,

Julie

Thanks Julie, It’s not the plugin code itself i see an issue with though, your right that is async, and i’ve set it to defer as well.

it seems to be the extra js and images for the embedded and pop-up sign ups forms that is pulled in. I get these warnings, which sounds like things are not defered or lazyloaded

Consider lazy-loading offscreen and hidden images after all critical resources have finished loading to lower time to interactive.

for: https://d3k81ch9hvuctc.cloudfront.net/company/XWgQBz/images/adf82c19-9267-44e8-987c-842a747773a6.jpeg

https://d3k81ch9hvuctc.cloudfront.net/company/XWgQBz/images/7cba6e5f-3c66-4531-b58d-29b2a2870a66.png

Reduce the impact of third-party code Third-party code blocked the main thread for 1,380 ms :

For:

Maybe I’m misunderstanding these warnings, but sounds like there is more impact than i’d like here, can I do anything to help improve this?

Hi @dethorpe,

Can you clarify if you’re using embedded, popup, or flyout forms? Additionally, have you set the form JS scripts to load asynchronously?

Best,

Caroline

Hi,

I’m using an embedded footer form and a popup after 15secs. The plugin is set to async and deferred using the asset speedup pro plugin.

I haven’t seen anywhere to set option for the signup form js though, how do i do that, is there some settings in klavio? I could possible set the JS URLs to defer using the WP rocket caching plugin, will try that.

Hi @dethorpe,

You can add a short time delay to popup or flyout forms (3-5 seconds). Sometimes our forms load too quickly and some speed testing tools count that as part of the page loading time.

Best,

Caroline

Klaviyo is solving problems and creating them as well(slowing down site speed). It’s a great service . Only they need to focus on optimization of delivering scripts on sites

Are you Klaviyo workers are likinig each others posts?

@dethorpe we had the same problem. The main issue is that Klaviyo loads on every single page instead of only the ones where you need the form.  We created a Shopify app that helps to reduce unused Javascript on the pages where it isn’t required. This means you can block Klaviyo’s JS on most of the pages:
https://apps.shopify.com/pagespeed-javascript