Increase page load time up to 70% faster |
9/6/2016 9:38:40 AM |
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Admin 9/6/2016 |
Interesting, does it really improve the speed? You have some links we can check? I.e. a link to page with uncompressed and compressed content? |
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romaldus author 9/6/2016 |
Interesting, does it really improve the speed? You have some links we can check? I.e. a link to page with uncompressed and compressed content? The reason I'm asking that is because most web servers do have gzip compression enabled already. Content is sent to web browser in zipped form and unzipped by the web browser. Applying this sort of PHP-based minification can only make your page slower. Always make sure you verify the info you found on the internet.
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Admin 9/6/2016 |
But did you at least test it on your site? You can always put this sort of thing to Demo Account and let us all see the results. Otherwise I'll have to delete this thread as potentially bad advise. |
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romaldus author 9/6/2016 |
But did you at least test it on your site? You can always put this sort of thing to Demo Account and let us all see the results. Otherwise I'll have to delete this thread as potentially bad advise.
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romaldus author 9/6/2016 |
Interesting, does it really improve the speed? You have some links we can check? I.e. a link to page with uncompressed and compressed content? The reason I'm asking that is because most web servers do have gzip compression enabled already. Content is sent to web browser in zipped form and unzipped by the web browser. Applying this sort of PHP-based minification can only make your page slower. Always make sure you verify the info you found on the internet.
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Myr0n 9/9/2016 |
Demo app with minified html output : Demo
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Admin 9/9/2016 |
But minified page loads slower than the same exact normal page for the reason I explained above. What is the point? |