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Isn't that mostly moot with HTTP 2.0 multiplexing?

• discreditable 11y ago
  Almost. Compressing all of the files into one archive often results in a smaller file overall. This might work a little differently with brotli, which uses a precomputed dictionary. The advantage of keeping the files separate is that it allows for procedural rendering. Multiplexing gives this a boost by allowing your client to fetch a lot of files at the same time.