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'main.dart.js' in the example Flutter KENKEN app linked in the blog post: Chrome - 359kb Firefox - 990k I agree that Chrome is becoming more and more a propr

by jwiley 7y ago

'main.dart.js' in the example Flutter KENKEN app linked in the blog post: Chrome - 359kb Firefox - 990k I agree that Chrome is becoming more and more a proprietary channel for Google products, which is probably what its original intent was all along.

cmroanirgo 7y ago
That's a very large payload difference indeed!
- Godel_unicode 7y ago
  See other comments, they're actually the same file. The heading names in developer tools are just slightly different.
mraleph 7y ago
It's actually the very same main.dart.js (dart2js compiler does not have ability to target a specific browser, its output is supposed to work in every supported browser). 359kb is its compressed size, 990k is its uncompressed size. Firefox shows compressed size in the "Transferred" column and uncompressed size in "Size" column. In Chrome by default you see compressed size only, but if you click "Use large request rows" then you will see both compressed and uncompressed size.
- kaycebasques 7y ago
  Use large request rows in Chrome DevTools to see transfer size and uncompressed size: https://developers.google.com/web/tools/chrome-devtools/network/reference#uncompressed https://developers.google.com/web/tools/chrome-devtools/netw... Disclosure: DevTools technical writer