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You have to gz-decompress it, which is a harder job, and the only reason you're doing that (at least for images) is to undo the inefficiency you just added.
by Veedrac 9y ago
You have to gz-decompress it, which is a harder job, and the only reason you're doing that (at least for images) is to undo the inefficiency you just added.
- bzbarsky 9y agoAh, gz-decompress the stylesheet itself, ok. For what it's worth, in my profiles of pageloads in at least Firefox I haven't seen gz-decompression of stylesheets show up in any noticeable way, but I can believe that it could be a problem if you have a lot of data: images in the sheet...