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I would vote to just remove it... do people actually use them these days?

It is something we improve with every release actually. Its a very difficult process to be honest to compare multiple sites with multiple test metrics, but its something I will try to tackle. The first test you posted, when clicking on the link, this is what I see (I am screenshoting because they vary over time). thirty bees, http://storage6.static.itmages.com/i/18/0123/h15166741159059172af10a6ed5d.png PrestaShop 1.7 http://storage8.static.itmages.com/i/18/0123/h151667417027097160682054075.png I would be lying if I said we beat them, because we clearly arent. But why aren't we? That is the better question to ask. In a round about way, it is because we care about data security, we care about SEO. To be point blank, it is because we use an SSL certificate and secure the site. Notice that PrestaShop's demo is non https. Also look in the screen shots I posted and the links you posted. SSL negotiation is taking around 500ms. If we wanted to put out a demo that was pure speed without best practices, we could. Here is what our demo does with SSL turned off. http://storage2.static.itmages.com/i/18/0123/h15166744117583843_ddcee009c6.png We beat them in that case. TTFB is a meaningless metric in my opinion. Like I wrote about in a post last week, what is better a .2 second ttfb and a total page load of 4 seconds? Or a .5ttfb and a full page load of 2 seconds? Are users going to notice the 2. seconds or the 2 seconds? I err on the side of the 2 seconds. I prefer the raw speed approach. If you look at this test https://tools.pingdom.com/#!/dTflqp/http://fo.demo.prestashop.com/en/ https://tools.pingdom.com/#!/d31zoF/http://front.thirtybees.com/ Which loading time would you prefer? Then scroll down and look at the ttfb. We lose that. Which is more preferable though, a site that loads in .6 seconds or 2 seconds? In the future its going to get even more complicated that this. Lighthouse is replacing PageSpeed as the preferred metric, its metrics are more meaningful than PageSpeed, it is more of a real world metric. It takes into account not only the loading time of a site, but the processing time as well. I am sure you are like me, you have loaded a site on your phone, it comes up with a blank screen and the bar is spinning. Does that mean the site is still download? It does not actually, your smaller phone processor could actually just be parsing everything that was download. This is where Lighthouse comes in. It does not just grade on TTFB or complete download of files. It rates off how quick a user can see the first paint of your site and how quickly a user can start using your site. These are more real world and meaningful. From my tests just now. http://storage3.static.itmages.com/i/18/0123/h15166758288703700ddcee009c6.png http://storage4.static.itmages.com/i/18/0123/h151667588366811283dfd302eaf.png This is something else we win hands down in. In the future it will only get better after we move away from the 1.6 themeing style and more to our own.

Its not an error really, its just a notice that the name is not defined yet when that runs. It should not affect the use of it. It could likely be cleaned up, I have thought about forking it to the community repo.

I totally missed the part where you posted the module, sorry about that.

There is actually a tiny png module that is open source that works with thirty bees, I tested it some months back. https://github.com/Benichou34/tinify On another note, we have added webp images to the core of 1.0.4, for even more optimization.

It is an option in the software, you can create multiple stores from the back office of one store.

Inventory Source

Sadly not, but at least its an integration with a major data company.

I had a meeting with them last week, they said they would add thirty bees to their supported platforms. They have more of an integration than a module.

From inventory source, its a company that facilitates drop shipping.

Can you try again now, you might have to clear the device cache, I have made a change.

What does it show and what ios / iphone version are you using?

@alwayspaws Can you test this demo and see if there is an icon, http://traffic.thirtybees.com

Do you have an iphone to test with?

Works on android here

This has been added to the latest release, https://store.thirtybees.com/shop-modules/statistics/google-analytics

It looks like the build did not have the template. I just published a new release. You can either add the jsonmodule.tpl file to the module manually, or you can update the module with this version, https://store.thirtybees.com/shop-modules/front-office/json-module

What drop shipper if I may ask? We are going to have an inventory source integration soon, id your drop shipper on their list?

To answer your questions. The first is a paypal issue, that is how paypal works with carts that have invoice numbers or cart ids. They cache that information and it releases over like 10 minutes or so, this is not something we can control. The second it because of a reason. thirty bees rounds prices to 6 zeros. So when you have a product that costs $1 and a 33% discount, the price is actually .666666. The reason being is some currencies have little value compared to others, think yen to euro. So it helps with conversion. Paypal also has their own rounding algo as well, it just works off 2 decimal places. We removed sending discount and voucher amounts to paypal because they would display the wrong amounts from what the cart displays. The third does this happen immediately? or have you given time for the paypal cookie to die, like 30 minutes or so?

Awesome, it looks great

Have you considered purchasing a theme? A lot of themes offer configurations that can do this and also solve the menu problem from the other post. These are some nice themes, https://www.sunnytoo.com/

In the home featured module, you can select a category to draw the popular products from. Barring that, you can purchase a 3rd party module that allows you to have different categories on the home page.

There is not, its not a mobile theme, it is responsiveness. What are you wanting to edit in the menus?

Is it a translation error? Or is it actually displaying them on the front office as tax included?

That is not excluding taxes for that user, it is showing the prices without tax included on the front end for that group.