By kurious
via betterexplained.com
Published: Apr 07 2007 / 18:40
Compression is a simple, effective way to save bandwidth and speed up your site. I hesitated when recommending gzip compression when speeding up your javascript because of problems in older browsers.
But itâs 2007. Most of my traffic comes from modern browsers, and quite frankly, most of my users are fairly tech-savvy. I donât want to slow everyone else down because somebody is chugging along on IE 4.0 on Windows 95. Here's how to set up compression.
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Tags: how-to, methodology, tools, web design
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glcomjbrown replied ago:
Voted up, and might not have been had the cpu issue not been mentioned. That is something that I've seen many 'soup-up your site' articles. Good show.
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