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Descripción
Asset CleanUp Pro controla qué archivos CSS, JavaScript y plugins se cargan en cada página del sitio, desactivando elementos específicos o bloqueando plugins completos en el front-end y en el panel de administración, con reglas por página, taxonomía, archivo, búsqueda, autor, fecha y 404. Está dirigido a quienes administran sitios con muchos plugins activos que solo se usan en pantallas específicas, e incluye Critical CSS, controles de carga, modo de prueba y una pantalla de vista general para revisar y eliminar las reglas aplicadas.
Principales Características de Asset CleanUp Pro
- Gestor de CSS/JS
Desactiva archivos de estilo y scripts en páginas individuales o por tipo de página. - Gestor de Plugins
Impide la carga de plugins completos donde no son necesarios, en el front-end y en el panel. - Reglas por tipo de contenido
Aplica optimizaciones separadas para páginas, taxonomías, archivos, búsquedas, autores, fechas y 404. - Critical CSS y atributos de carga
Configura CSS crítico y parámetros de carga de recursos por página. - Modo de Prueba y Vista General
Prueba los cambios antes de mostrarlos a los visitantes y revisa o elimina las reglas ya creadas.
Beneficios de Asset CleanUp Pro
- Menos peso por página
Cada página carga solo los archivos y plugins que realmente usa. - Ajustes sin riesgo
El Modo de Prueba evita que el sitio falle para los visitantes durante la configuración. - Reglas centralizadas
La pantalla de Vista General muestra y permite eliminar las optimizaciones aplicadas en cualquier página. - Configuración portátil
Importar y exportar reglas agiliza la replicación de la misma optimización en otros sitios.
¿Para Quién está Indicado Asset CleanUp Pro?
- Quienes mantienen sitios con decenas de plugins activos que solo se usan en pantallas o secciones específicas.
- Quienes necesitan reducir la carga de CSS y JavaScript sin modificar el código ni el tema.
- Quienes administran varios sitios de clientes y quieren aplicar y revisar las mismas reglas de optimización en cada uno.
Cómo Descargar Asset CleanUp Pro
Asset CleanUp Pro está disponible para descargar aquí en Ultrapack. Después de descargar el archivo .zip, instálalo en Plugins > Agregar Nuevo > Subir plugin, selecciona el archivo y actívalo; el plugin aparecerá en el menú del panel de administración, listo para configurar las reglas de optimización.
Asset CleanUp Pro concentra en un solo panel el control de CSS, JavaScript y plugins por página, algo que normalmente requiere editar functions.php o instalar varios plugins por separado. Esto reduce el trabajo repetido de quienes necesitan mantener varios sitios optimizados sin depender de un desarrollador para cada ajuste.
Preguntas frecuentes
¿El plugin Asset CleanUp Pro – Performance WordPress Plugin es GPL?
Sí. Asset CleanUp Pro – Performance WordPress Plugin se distribuye bajo la licencia GPL (GNU General Public License). Puedes usarlo, modificarlo y redistribuirlo legalmente en todos los sitios que quieras.
¿Puedo usar el plugin Asset CleanUp Pro – Performance WordPress Plugin en más de un sitio?
Sí. Puedes instalar Asset CleanUp Pro – Performance WordPress Plugin en todos los sitios que quieras. Solo las actualizaciones automáticas con Ultrapack Auto Updater tienen límite: de 3 a 80 sitios, según el plan.
¿Cuánto cuesta el plugin Asset CleanUp Pro – Performance WordPress Plugin en Ultrapack?
Asset CleanUp Pro – Performance WordPress Plugin cuesta US$ 2,99 en la compra individual, y también está incluido en los planes de suscripción desde US$12/mes (VIP I).
¿El plugin Asset CleanUp Pro – Performance WordPress Plugin incluye actualizaciones?
Sí. La versión actual de Asset CleanUp Pro – Performance WordPress Plugin es la 1.2.8.2, publicada en Ultrapack el 29/09/2026. Los suscriptores actualizan directamente desde el panel de WordPress con UAU (Ultrapack Auto Updater).
¿Es seguro descargar e instalar el plugin Asset CleanUp Pro – Performance WordPress Plugin en mi WordPress?
Sí. Cada versión de Asset CleanUp Pro – Performance WordPress Plugin pasa por un análisis de malware (ClamAV y reglas YARA, en UltraHub) antes de publicarse.
¿Cuáles son los requisitos del plugin Asset CleanUp Pro – Performance WordPress Plugin?
Requiere WordPress 4.7 o superior y PHP 5.6 o superior. Probado hasta WordPress 7.1.
Qué cambió en esta versión
Versión 1.2.8.2 28 September 2026
- Added: Roll back Asset CleanUp Pro to an eligible previous version from "Tools" (plugin's menu) - "Rollback", with version selection and confirmation before installation. Existing settings are preserved.
- Security — Admin Bar: Fixed a reflected cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in the admin bar by validating asset unload parameters and escaping dynamic output (CVE-2026-92236). Reported by 'Huseyn (mekhatai) Gadashov' via Wordfence.
- Security — Comment Content XSS: Completed the fix for the stored cross-site scripting via comment content (follow-up to CVE-2026-13354). The final cleanup of the plugin's temporary `data-wpacu-*` attributes on ` ` tags — previously two whole-document replacements — is now scoped to each ` ` tag and uses bounded, quote-aware patterns. Reported by 'crow' via Wordfence.
- Security — Front-end HTML Cleanup: Removed the last remaining whole-document replacement from the HTML cleanup step (it stripped `data-wpacu-style-handle` from ` ` tags); that cleanup now runs through the same tag-scoped methods. Found during the internal review that followed the report above. Every temporary-attribute cleanup is now confined to the tag it belongs to and cannot touch any other part of the page, including user-submitted content.
- = 1.2.8.1 = 15 September 2026 =
- New: Admin Bar transfer savings estimates for unloaded CSS/JS files and removed inline code, with AJAX-based measurements and Brotli/GZIP indicators.
- Improvement: Separate effective asset unloads from rules that had no effect on the current page, with inactive rules grouped by asset type.
- Improvement: The "CSS/JS Manager" and Admin Bar now explain when "Page Options" disable optimizations, including CSS/JS unload rules. Admin Bar warnings identify disabled features, while clearer descriptions, dimmed overridden options, and quick links make these settings easier to understand.
- Improvement — Debugging "/?wpacu_debug": Added temporary "Page Options" overrides without changing saved settings. Debugging controls now update their availability and distinguish global restrictions, Page Options overrides, and missing rules.
- Improvement — Debugging "/?wpacu_debug": Added per-file CSS/JS optimization details explaining content changes, unchanged results, exclusions, failures, and cache decisions. Multiple optimization reasons can be shown for the same file.
- Improvement — Overview: Added navigation entries for "Page Options" and "Special Settings", clarified page overrides, and dimmed redundant options.
- Fixed — Interface: Corrected "Overview" horizontal overflow and alignment
- Fixed — CSS Optimization: When an optimized stylesheet has a matching ` ` fallback, the fallback now uses the same optimized cache URL instead of retaining the original unminified URL.
- Fixed — CSS/JS Manager: Selecting “Remove bulk rule” or "Remove site-wide rule" now correctly removes the unload rules when saving changes.
- Fixed — Page Options: Fixed an issue where CSS/JS processing could still run on pages with "Disable all front-end optimizations" enabled. The plugin now checks the current page’s options before retaining the decision to allow optimizations, preventing unnecessary processing on excluded pages.
Versión 1.2.8.0 9 September 2026
- Improvement: Reduced Google Fonts browser discovery traffic by running the collector for approximately 2% of public browsers while preserving duplicate protection for known configurations.
- Improvement: Made the Google Fonts discovery REST endpoint compatible with sites where WordPress pretty permalinks or REST rewrite rules are unavailable.
- Fixed: Browser discovery is now disabled by default, preventing discovery REST traffic on new or previously unsaved configurations until the feature is enabled.
Versión 1.2.7.9 6 September 2026
- Added — Google Fonts: Added local hosting for Google Fonts, allowing detected stylesheets and font files to be downloaded, validated and served from the local cache.
- Added — Google Fonts: Added granular font removal, allowing specific Google Font families, weights and styles to be removed while keeping the remaining fonts unchanged.
Versión 1.2.7.8 26 August 2026
- Improved — Live Debugging: Redesigned the frontend Live Debugging interface (`/?wpacu_debug`) with theme-independent styling, clearer temporary controls, searchable plugin selection, expandable request and performance details, unavailable-option indicators, and a responsive floating action bar.
- Improved — Data Compatibility: Hardened handling of legacy or unexpectedly formatted stored plugin data, preventing warnings or failures when settings and rules are already stored as arrays instead of JSON strings.
- Improved — Import/Export: Added stricter structural validation before importing settings and rules, preventing malformed configuration data from being partially imported.
- Improved — Plugin Icons: Improved WordPress.org plugin icon fetching and cache recovery so missing icons can be downloaded again instead of remaining permanently replaced by the default icon.
- Improved — Access Control: Access-control settings are now hidden from delegated plugin managers who are not permitted to manage plugin access.
- Fixed — Plugins Manager: Prevented taxonomy and archive requests, including WooCommerce product categories, from being misidentified as singular pages in Plugins Manager rules.
- Fixed — Overview: Prevented warnings and invalid links when saved rules reference deleted or unavailable taxonomies or taxonomy terms, while keeping the affected rules visible for review.
- Fixed — JavaScript Optimization: Prevented warnings when optional JavaScript optimization settings are unavailable or disabled.
- Security — Debugging Overrides: Hardened temporary query-string settings overrides with administrator authorization and nonce validation, and prevented request-scoped troubleshooting values from being accidentally persisted to the database.
- Compatibility — PHP 8.5: Avoided the deprecated `curl_close` call on modern PHP versions.
- Maintenance: Removed legacy CSS and obsolete browser-specific declarations and performed related internal cleanup.
Versión 1.2.7.7 21 August 2026
- Added — Font Preload Audit: Added a browser-assisted audit for manually preloaded Local and Google Fonts. The audit checks representative pages in desktop and mobile viewports, identifies duplicate, invalid or unnecessary site-wide preloads and provides conservative cleanup recommendations without removing the fonts themselves.
- Added — Critical CSS: Added a global control directly in the Critical CSS Manager to temporarily pause or resume all Critical CSS output while preserving the existing rules.
- Added — Tools / Storage: Added a read-only Database Map showing where Asset CleanUp stores settings, optimization rules, metadata, transients and Pro-specific data.
- Improved — JavaScript Optimization: Improved handling of modern JavaScript, including module/nomodule scripts and scripts using integrity, nonce, crossorigin or referrerpolicy attributes, preventing unsafe combine, inline or Match Media transformations.
- Improved — Resource Loading: Hardened image attribute and lazy-loading rule validation, improved compatibility with rules saved by older versions and fixed edge cases where attributes such as `src` could be confused with `data-src`.
- Improved — CSS/JS Manager Settings: Redesigned the manager preferences area with clearer navigation and explanations, better-organized controls for management locations, access, list appearance and optimized-file cache settings.
- Improved — Settings and CSS/JS Manager: Added unsaved-change counters and persistent save areas, making modified settings and asset rules easier to review before saving.
- Improved — Dashboard Reliability: Improved AJAX validation, authorization and failure recovery across several Dashboard actions, including safer handling of invalid, expired or interrupted requests.
- Improved — Tools / Storage: Added a detailed overview of generated CSS/JavaScript storage, including directory paths, file counts, disk usage, write status and filtering between optimized assets and supporting files.
- Improved — Tools / Debugging: Redesigned the troubleshooting area with clearer diagnostic modes, copyable test URLs and protected PHP error-log downloads.
- Improved — Tools / Reset: Added more granular reset options for Critical CSS and front-end or Dashboard Plugins Manager rules, with clearer confirmation, deletion summaries and partial-failure reporting.
- Improved — Tools / Uninstall: Cleanup results are shown on the Plugins page and partial filesystem failures are reported instead of returning a false success. Plugin settings are not recreated after cleanup.
- Improved — Multisite Uninstall: Network-shared user access data and the Pro MU-plugin loader are preserved while Asset CleanUp Pro remains active on another site in the network.
- Fixed — Plugin Rules: Fixed request-context detection on sites using plain permalinks, preventing homepage, search, author, date and taxonomy requests from being incorrectly treated as the same context.
- Fixed — Multisite Plugins Manager: Improved detection and handling of network-active plugins across Plugins Manager rules and WPACU internal requests.
- Fixed — Dashboard CSS/JS Manager: No longer reports a false external redirect or fails to fetch assets when WordPress runs on a non-standard port (e.g. localhost:8888)
- Fixed — Usage Data Settings: Fixed an undefined variable warning in the usage-data disclosure panel.
- Fixed — CSS and JavaScript: Combining now works when minification is disabled.
- Fixed — Upgrade Compatibility: Recently introduced access-control settings now receive their correct disabled or empty-list defaults when upgrading from older versions, preventing blank fields or unexpectedly enabled checkboxes.
- Privacy — Dashboard Announcements: Remote announcements are now disabled by default and require an explicit administrator opt-in.
- Security — Remote Asset Handling: Further hardened remote asset retrieval and redirect validation, including safer handling of dynamically loaded resources and restricted redirect behavior.
- Security — Plugin Updater: Replaced remote PHP deserialization with native JSON collection validation.
Notas de versión publicadas por el desarrollador.
Cómo instalar
Actualización automática: este ítem se actualiza con el Ultrapack Auto Updater. Con él instalado, la versión nueva aparece en tu panel como cualquier otra actualización de WordPress (cómo configurarlo).
- Descarga el archivo
wp-asset-clean-up-pro.zip. - En el panel de WordPress, ve a Plugins > Añadir nuevo > Subir plugin.
- Selecciona el archivo
wp-asset-clean-up-pro.zipy haz clic en Instalar ahora. - Haz clic en Activar.
Requisitos: Requiere WordPress 4.7 o superior y PHP 5.6 o superior. Probado hasta WordPress 7.1.
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