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So Google both ranks on page speed and encourages you to double your bits by adding a lot of cruft to your html. Wonderful.
by MatthewPhillips 15y ago
So Google both ranks on page speed and encourages you to double your bits by adding a lot of cruft to your html. Wonderful.
- pspeter3 15y agoI wonder if they'll reward websites with higher page ranks if they implement this though.
- andrenotgiant 15y agoat this point, page speed is affected by things like http requests and javascript, something as insignificant as a couple kilobytes of compressable text would have an impact measured in the microseconds
- robrenaud 15y agoMaybe your pipes are a lot fatter than mine. kb/us == mb/ms == gb/s On the other hand, I agree that a even a kilbotye of extra data to have fundamentally better search result pages is a big win for everyone.