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Wow... it took me a while to find that cart button. So... the real magic happens on pages that aren't visible to non-students? As you know who still has something to return you maybe could limit your query to only those students. And maybe it's not even necessary to have those details in real-time quality. Maybe cached pages (hour or day) is enough.

First things first... Why do you load this whole set of module stuff on every page? As far as I can see there is no need for that. As part of this your average page size is ~1.2MB which is way too much for whats happening on the pages. At first I thought you were facing a hosting issue here but static files are loading fast so I guess your querying a lot of data on each and every page load and don't use any caching where possible.

At least for 1Password there was a real good guide. LastPass allows CSV imports which make things easier. There is no real reson for you to move away. I have had license problems and didn't want to pay each month for something I already paid for several times. A while back they changed their pricing model and switched to montly fees. I have had 3 licenses (first one bought in 2007) in total back then plus the iOS apps and then suddenly it became awkward. I didn't feel comfortable being pushed towards monthly fees to use syncing and everything. They were nice and did some good moves for a while but at the end I moved nonetheless. I'm not angry with them and still recommend their solution but no... I'm out. Looked for an alternative solution and found it with LastPass.

A sad day for the internet, the EU, the democracy, and so much more. I don't know anything about any #article13 discussions, protests or media coverage in Spain or anywhere else but at least here in Germany - especially in the last weeks and days - the way of communication from politicians towards protestors, their statements against protests, and media coverage that supports that copyright directive were kind of shocking. They said some really weird things like... Online-protesters were bots. Mailings were from Google (as most of those mails came from gmail.com addresses). Those on the streets were paid [from big US companies]. ... and so on Yet another bad aftertaste especially for Germany and our politicians: https://edition.faz.net/faz-edition/wirtschaft/2019-03-26/f30a5870c08cc1e1b4524c1be19d1faf/?GEPC=s3 Maybe I never fully realized that degree of misleasing information from politicians and media but now I'm not only upset but actually really p*ssed. There seems to be a last option left but I really don't know if this will ever happen but... maybe. Back to your topic: those already big platforms will do fine with that. YouTube already has its Content ID system in place and therefore can offer APIs to those who will need it in the future. At least for video material. But the main issue I have with this copyright directive is this argument "Copyright-holders and creators should earn money with their work!" which is totally fine by all means. But that directive will not help any content creator on any plattform. How could it? Independent writers, musicians, DJs, fotographers, even programmers will still have the problem to find all those pirated copies of their work. They won't earn more money. They still have to prove their copyright claims. But on the other hand publishers got some more power to bypass money from the real creators. And they got their link tax foundation they always asked for. But... there is a positive side-effect. I learned to look closer. I learned to trust less. I learned to think more than twice. I learned who might not be on my side. And I learned who to vote for the next election. Regarding Alex Jones and de-platforming: That was never a real topic here in Germany at all. At least I saw only very few articles or side-notes somewhere or at the bottom of a newsfeed. That's it. And if you find anything about it, they applaud about it because he is some kind of a bad person. This narrative or bias at Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, [name more here] and the banning of people from their platform wasn't invented by those platforms. They would be doing totally fine even with all of those now banned people. Maybe even better. It was cultivated over the last few years.

Was a fan of 1Password. Moved away to LastPass. Never got comfortable with KeePass.

Well... ?

Is it maybe necessary to enable UTF8 page names first? https://processwire.com/blog/posts/page-name-charset-utf8/

Just some ideas, thoughts and questions... How old is that installation? Is your account an Administrator or user account? Are there background update processes (downloading, clean up) running? Does Windows built its file index right now? How about disk read/write performance in task manager? Is that higher than expected? Where is your Laragon folder located? C:\laragon for example? Is that folder set to "compress" or how it is called to save disk space? Is Windows Defender or any other AntiVirus slowing down file access due to real-time-file-monitoring? Can you disable AV and test performance? Are there IIS/database services running and listening on the same ports? Does it make any difference if you enable/disable laragon autostart? Does it make any difference if you disconnect from the internet? Is there a difference if you run Laragon as Administrator? Are there other host entries or tools like XAMP interfere? Do you use another domain ending than .test? Do you use or are you running a VPN? I know this is not really helpful but maybe there is something in it than can help you to sort out the issue.

My laragon is... fast. Faster than DreamHost shared hosting, slower than webgo shared hosting but I'm fine. My realpath_cache_size is somewhere at 128MB but higher than 64MB isn't a benefit at all. At least not on my setup. My previous setup (Lenovo X1 Carbon, i7, 8GB RAM, SSD) was faster than my current setup (Surface Pro 2018. i5, 8GB RAM, SSD) but after some tweaks (SSD driver update, reducing autostart apps) there is almost no difference anymore. At least while developing. MySQL is running fine in version 5.7.19 - but it's a version I got from the forums and not from the official download page. Don't know if there is a real difference anymore. What's your current setup? P.S.: The need for sleep is only a lack of coffee. ?

Those two are indeed missing. I guess @ryan is testing us. ?

And I thought I have already a lot of elements in my Matrix.

There are screenshots... but I don't know if those are the same as before.

But in contrast to some modern fancy buzzword JS-framework developers out there you are still able to build websites that work. Take those developers their frameworks and you end up with nothing. Had this experience a few times by now and it's frustrating.

Just in case and in order to complete the list of possible ways and solutions. And this comment by @szabesz to even more possible solutions:

Check your server configuration. No matter which tool I use or what page I check your site always tries to redirect the visitor to the URL that's already loading.

Found another thing... My 404 page has the same template as most of my other pages as it's kind of a page builder. Trying to reset the page count for that template the 404 page still has it counts while other's dont. Trying to be clever and looking up the ID of that page (27) in order to reset the view count an error message shows up. SQLSTATE[42000]: Syntax error or access violation: 1064 You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ') AND `data` > 0' at line 1

Just spotted a curiosity in my Jumplinks 404 log... .. and found out it's from here PageHitCounter.min.js. "use strict";(window.PHC=window.PHC||{}).t=function(){try{var e=document.getElementsByTagName("BODY")[0],t=parseInt(e.getAttribute("data-phc"));if(!isNaN(t)){var n=new XMLHttpRequest;n.open("POST",location.pathname.replace(/\/?$/,'/')+"phcv1",!0),n.setRequestHeader("Content-Type","application/x-www-form-urlencoded"),n.setRequestHeader("X-Requested-With","XMLHttpRequest"),n.send(encodeURI("pid="+t))}}catch(e){}},PHC.t(); Did I missed that before or is this not working as intended?

Looking at your Devilbox config NGINX seems to be the problem. Or at least was the problem. As far as I know it's not supported - but others are using it (with custom configs). PHP 7.2 is working perfectly - at least from what I can tell. Regarding MySQL I personally use the 5.6 version(s). Oh... and regarding ProcessWire... it gets better and better the longer you use and play around with it. ?

@bartelsmedia in your case HannaCode could be an option.

In my testing project there is no need to do anything right now. But I plan to test it on a more established site in the near future and in that case I will replace everything manually as I redo the SEO stuff then as well.

Wow... good to see there is someone else who needs this as well. My personal preference would be: right in the meta group after keywords. By now I think creating a new group seems to be kind of an overhead. We could argue about semantics and meanings but having this option almost above the fold seems to be a much nicer user experience.

Fingers crossed!

If you @Melvin Suter or everyone else wants to play around with a recipe site profile: https://github.com/webmanufaktur/pwrecipes It's by far not complete or a ready-made website but it shows some things I mentioned in first anwer here.

Repeaters are kind of awesome. https://modules.processwire.com/modules/fieldtype-repeater/ You have to install repeater and select options (maybe even page reference - I'm not sure about them) first in order to use them. You will find them under /youradminurl/module/ (Core tab) - look for repeater, select options and page reference.