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I like how people think that newline characters use more bandwidth than other characters. That page is about 1K. It could be smaller, but IE wouldn't render i
by dlsspy 16y ago
I like how people think that newline characters use more bandwidth than other characters.
That page is about 1K. It could be smaller, but IE wouldn't render it.
- simcop2387 16y agoIt's probably that it makes it slightly easier to see in an editor. But that still raises the question of why use white space instead of a comment to start?
- davidu 16y agoNot newlines... View it in a real editor. :-) This is to thwart stupid browsers that hide HTTP errors less than a certain number of bytes, which is incredibly annoying.