* Flush "W3 Total Cache" (if the plugin is activated) object cache whenever the list of CSS/JS files is fetched by Asset CleanUp Pro to avoid retrieving the previous configuration after changes are made to the CSS/JS manager

* Improvement: Add more uniqueness to the plugin's JS code deferring the CSS to avoid any conflicts with other similar codes

* Fix: The requested URI was sometimes wrongly detected as the homepage, if some common query strings (e.g. "utm_source") were in the URI

* "Plugins Manager": Ability to unload plugins (and load them as an exception from any unload rule) on all taxonomy pages

* "Bricks – Visual Site Builder for WordPress": Do not trigger Asset CleanUp Pro whenever the page builder is used

* Fix: Better RegEx for detecting "@import" within CSS comments when optimizing the CSS, thus avoiding useless attempts to fetch the information from the @import locations, since they are commented and not needed in the final CSS version

* "Plugins Manager": Ability to unload plugins (and load them as an exception from any unload rule) on the homepage (no more complex RegEx required) & on all "Category" and "Tag" pages (the default WordPress taxonomies)

* Fix: "Google Fonts" -- "Apply font-display: CSS property value" was not applying for hardcoded LINK tags when the Google fonts were not combined

* Fix: "Plugin Usage Preferences" -- "Manage in the Dashboard" -- "Fetch the assets on a button click": if the user updates a post (when Gutenberg editor is used), the CSS/JS manager loads, when it shouldn't as the admin never used the button to fetch the CSS/JS list in the first place

* Fix: 'PHP Warning: Undefined array key "site_url" in [...]/templates/_admin-pages-critical-css/common/_applies-to.php on line 11'

* Fix: Load exceptions via RegEx for CSS/JS weren't always matched in PHP 7.1+

* Added "wpacu_print_info_comments_in_cached_assets" filter hook for the option to avoid printing by default of plugin's comments in the CSS/JS files (e.g. the relative path to the file)

* Fix: Make sure that jQuery Chosen (the nice looking drop-down) is loaded and applied to elements (e.g. taxonomies list) within the CSS/JS manager if loaded from the Dashboard via "WP Remote Post"

* Fix: Preloading (basic/async) stopped working in the previous version

* Fix: Premium unload/load exceptions rules were not always applying if there were no basic ("Lite" version related) rules applied (which is irrelevant as the user can only apply premium rules if he/she prefers)

* UI fix: Async/Defer on this page was not taken into consideration as an applied rule when using the following layout: "Grouped by having at least one rule & no rules"

Fix: When a static page is set as a homepage in "Settings" - "Reading", any load exceptions set as "On this page" would not take effect for the homepage

* Fix: Make sure all load exceptions for any unload rule are included in "Tools" -> "Import & Export"

* Fix: PHP Warning:  in_array() expects parameter 2 to be array, null given in /classes/Main.php on line 931

* Fix: Whenever unloading on all [taxonomy type] pages was enabled the following type of message wasn't showing in the CSS/JS manager: "This stylesheet is unloaded on all category taxonomy pages."

* Avoid notice errors regarding taxonomies that do not exist anymore when having WP_DEBUG turned on by using term_exists()

* Improvement: Load jQuery UI files locally, thus removing any unnecessary dependency on another site (e.g. not from "ajax.googleapis.com")

* Improvement: Escape as late as possible all variables when echoed

* Improvement: Replaced json_encode() with wp_json_encode() for better security

* Fix: When a word containing "calc" (e.g. calculation) was included in CSS comments, sometimes, the code following the comment was stripped

* PHP 8 Fix: 'PHP Warning: Undefined array key "critical_css_disabled"' in /templates/admin-page-overview.php

* Fix: 'Error: The security check has failed.0' when loading the CSS/JS list via the 'Direct' method within the Dashboard

* Added the "wpacu_settings" filter - add_filter() - so the plugin's "Settings" can be altered via code (e.g. adding if clauses programmatically to alter the value of a certain textarea or have an option disabled on specific pages) when necessary

* Prevent the following option from being accidentally disabled: 'Ignore dependency rule and keep the "children" loaded' (e.g. in rare cases, some CSS/JS have dependencies on certain pages only)

* Fix: Added nonce checks for every WordPress AJAX call to improve security