It's worth noting that lots of these optimizations don't really apply to google as it'll often be served from cache and tends to be in an unique position re: ne

It's worth noting that lots of these optimizations don't really apply to google as it'll often be served from cache and tends to be in an unique position re: network RTTs. It's also worth noting that the author loses 6 points just by loading google "wrong", realistically there's not that many times when your browser is actually going to hit the redirect from http://google.com http://google.com instead of just going straight to https://www.google.com/ https://www.google.com/