1.1.0-alpha1: private-cache mode for authenticated users First alpha of the 1.1.x track. Extends caching from public-only to LSCache's per-user private cache. Authenticated user pages, which 1.0.x passed through to PHP, can now be held per-user. Drupal-native: the response subscriber detects per-user cache contexts (user, user.permissions, user.roles, session, configurable) and emits X-LiteSpeed-Cache-Control: private,max-age=N automatically. Operators do not hand-tag routes or fragments. Off by default; private cache scales with active users. Default TTL 600s (vs 3600s public default). Status report row warns if private mode is enabled but .htaccess lacks 'CacheLookup ... private on'. Sites upgrading from 1.0.x get the new defaults via lscache_update_8101. Roadmap order updated: 1.1 is now private cache, 1.2 is ESI. ESI fragments are private-cached responses at their own URLs, so private cache is the foundational primitive ESI builds on.