Apache Optimizations
Coming soon to Comet Cache is an entirely new option panel called Apache Optimizations where we'll be providing new options for optimizing Apache-based WordPress sites (we'll be exploring an "Nginx Optimizations" feature next).
This will (mostly) involve writing various snippets of code to the site's .htaccess file when enabling specific options, or removing the snippet from the .htaccess file when the option is disabled. Important to note, however, is that Comet Cache will never write to the .htaccess file by default—this will always be an Opt-In feature.
I'm using this GitHub issue to track progress towards the goal of providing options for optimizing Apache.
Next Release Changelog:
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New Feature! Apache Optimizations. This release includes a completely new option panel for Apache Performance Tuning. Current options for Apache tuning include GZIP Compression, Leverage Browser Caching, Enforce Canonical URLs, and Send Access-Control-Allow-Origin Header (for Static CDN Filters). These options update your
.htaccessfile with the appropriate configuration based on the options you enable (all options are disabled by default, so your.htaccessfile is not modified unless you say so). If you prefer to update your.htaccessfile manually, the necessary configuration can be viewed beneath each option. Props @jaswsinc, @renzms. See Issue #789.

💯 B.e.a.u.tiful! That looks superb @raamdev ~ Very nice work!!!!!
Any progress on the "nginx" optimisation panel? Thanks :)
@xberg There's a separate issue for that over here: https://github.com/websharks/comet-cache/issues/766