The "do not autoptimize" comment tags will be a valuable improvement, because they will make it possible to greatly reduce the number of cached files where inline js or css code changes from page-to-page. For example, I have a site that has about 5,000 content pages. Each of those pages has a single line of inline js code that is different from page-to-page, resulting in the creation of about 5,000 unique js files in the cache. Masking that single line with <!-- noptimize --> ... <!-- /noptimize --> tags will make it possible for all those content pages to share a single js file. Not only will that greatly reduce the number of files cached on the server, but also will reduce visitor webpage loading times after any first page has been loaded.
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