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A good minimizer for the html could remove the optional tags
by afiori 3y ago
A good minimizer for the html could remove the optional tags
- jraph 3y agoYep, that would be a solution for any project which has a build pipeline (anyway). For the better or the worse, when I deal with HTML directly, I usually just copy the HTML pages as they are on the server and have no mandatory Javascript, if at all. It's easier, and it's also "free backup on production".
- nicbou 3y agoAre there specific ones you recommend? Currently I just use CloudFlare's, but I'd love to squeeze a few extra kb out of my static pages.
- marcosdumay 3y agoI do think a maximizer that fills the optional tags in would be more useful. (Yeah, that's called a pretty printer, but the symmetry is nice.)