OK, let me explain what I did for future reference;
1 opened 2 pages;
http://www.der-bank-blog.de/allgemein/
and
http://www.der-bank-blog.de/die-kunde/
I viewed HTML and searched for the aggregated JS;
http://www.der-bank-blog.de/wp-content/cache/autoptimize/js/autoptimize_0cf634a70f5c70bd49383c49fe867747.js
and
http://www.der-bank-blog.de/wp-content/cache/autoptimize/js/autoptimize_968880f3579d181118e8b1ebeb4d3e3f.js
I opened both files and "beautified" the contents via http://jsbeautifier.org/
I copy/ pasted the resulting beautified JS in 2 different files and compared them (using "diff").
The result;
diff bankblog_1.js bankblog_2.js
8513c8513
< "orig_request_uri": "\/digital-banking\/"
---
> "orig_request_uri": "\/allgemein\/"
Based on that I'd suggest to add "orig_request_uri" to the comma-seperated JS exclusion list.
Hope this helps!
frank