SameSite is an HTTP cookie header that provides a certain level of protection against Cross-site request forgery (CSRF) attacks by limiting where and how the cookies can be used. This article describes two methods of setting this header in Kentico.

Some clients tend to spend extra money on buying better hardware for their environments thinking that this will help speed up their website. However, in most cases, the reality is that achieving better performance is often more complex than simply upgrading hardware. We should always ask ourselves whether we have done everything we can to make sure the website is optimized.

This article discusses various steps which can be used during troubleshooting Xperience performance issues, such as slow page loading times, and describes several general tips and tricks which may help improve the website performance.

In this article, you will learn how to implement minification of the HTML output in Kentico using the open source .NET library WebMarkupMin. Thanks to a custom module you can control what exactly you want to minify directly from the administration interface.