Yes. Choose Settings → Open Pages Before the Click → When the pointer rests on its link, or press Switch it on where the Dashboard offers it. The visitor's browser then fetches a cached page as the pointer rests on its link, so the page is already there when they click. Browsers that read these rules, Chrome and Edge among them, do this; the rest open pages as usual.
It never fetches the cart, the checkout, account pages or anything your Rules exclude, and it gives nothing to signed-in visitors or to a shopper with something in their cart, so resting on Cart never makes your server build a page nobody opened. Changing the choice empties the cache once, because the choice is written into every stored page.
If it seems to do nothing: the Settings screen says when caching is off or the Rules cache only some pages, which makes it fall back to fetching as a link is pressed, and it needs pretty permalinks. With the Speculative Loading plugin active, that plugin decides instead.
Cloudflare's Speed Brain adds rules of its own, fetching a link as it is pressed, and answers those fetches only from what Cloudflare has cached. The two work side by side, and you do not need to switch either off.
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