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Of course the websites that use cookieless domains for resources reduce this issue by an order of magnitude, but it still exists in at least the html document r
by dudus 15y ago
Of course the websites that use cookieless domains for resources reduce this issue by an order of magnitude, but it still exists in at least the html document request. Besides if you think that 50% of the traffic of the top million sites probably represent 70%-80% of the total internet traffic the real gain may be even larger.
- amalcon 15y ago1) How can half the traffic on a subset ever represent more than half of the traffic on the superset? The 12% number assumes that these top million sites have effectively all global traffic; in practice it will only ever be less than that. 2) These top million sites are exactly the sort that are likely to serve static content from a different hostname.