If I choose to cache everything, my understanding is that the Cloud Flare servers will provide a cached HTML version to visitors. So, my question is that in this case, does this affect the Adsense ads placements?
For example, if a visitor in UK is browsing a cached page which is served by CloudFlare server in France, the visitor should see the ads in English rather than French. I guess this is affected by getting the real IP address of the visitor.
Answer from CloudFlare:
It shouldn’t, no. AdSense will load content from its own servers using its client-side code, and that won’t be affected by our caching.
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I would say the biggest risk of CloudFlare, aside from railgun and minifying js, is that it speeds your page loads. If your page load is fast, then users will start using it and see exactly where the Google ads land on the page. That makes your ads look more like ads and less like content, lowering your click through rate. A slow page load disguises the slower loading Adsense ads.
You make a very good point.