> That's what I thought, too. Using SVG at all instead of images is a huge win for bandwidth. Adding gzip is painless and makes the deliverable tiny. Any furthe

> That's what I thought, too. Using SVG at all instead of images is a huge win for bandwidth. Adding gzip is painless and makes the deliverable tiny. Any further optimization effort would likely be better spent on another part of the site. Sometimes that’s the last parts left to do. I’ve recently started working on improving the performance of https://quasseldroid.info/ https://quasseldroid.info/ (I’ve still got to optimize the images), and doing svg optimizations got some SVGs from 14kiB gzipped down to 400 bytes (which meant I could inline them into the CSS). This can be really worth it.