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Love the plugin, but I have to bring up an older post from another user, where you responded planning to fix an issue for the next release. That however was a long time ago (1 year 6 months).
Wpa.css is still showing up as a render-blocking resource in PageSpeed Insights. This is a completely unnecessary ~100-200ms slowdown for every page.
Like the older post mentioned, the wpa.css file seems to be relevant only to the “Honeypot Test Widget”, which is an admin only tool. Not only could you defer the file, but there also seems to be no reason for this to be loaded for all users. It shouldn’t be loaded even for admin users considering I have specifically disabled the test widget.
Hopefully you can now resolve this asap, as it seems like a quick, easy, and impactful improvement. I can easily disable the wp_enqueue_style line of code from wpa_functions.php, but manual edits to a plugin isn’t really a smart solution when updating multiple sites etc.