I did a quick experiment. The results are interesting. The SVG file is 135k. The PNG inside it is 48kb when converted to binary. The JPG is 53kb, for a combin

I did a quick experiment. The results are interesting. The SVG file is 135k. The PNG inside it is 48kb when converted to binary. The JPG is 53kb, for a combined total of 101kb. With Brotli compression, the SVG comes over the wire in 94kb. So for this particular example, the SVG comes over in less bytes than the two original files would. Am I missing something? Notes: (1) The JPG is ridiculously compressed and there are artifacts galore so not the best test case (2) There was no savings sending the original two binary files with Brotli compression but from a quick search that appears to be normal. (3) I'm not sure how to just test gzip.