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Sure. And you can do the same thing with a CDN file by timing how long it takes to load. Sub millisecond means cache.
by vanviegen 5y ago
Sure. And you can do the same thing with a CDN file by timing how long it takes to load. Sub millisecond means cache.
- notriddle 5y agoIt's why newer versions of Firefox and Safari use segmented caches. Which, of course, means that loading fonts from a CDN no longer buys you anything at all.
- imajoredinecon 5y agoChrome as well. (The zdnet article above is about Chrome, which shipped this last year.)