It would be useful if author sorted the requests by size. Most of this junk anyway is analytics, heatmaps, tracking and all that bullshit. Ofc you can make <1MB

It would be useful if author sorted the requests by size. Most of this junk anyway is analytics, heatmaps, tracking and all that bullshit. Ofc you can make <1MB sites easily with the most complex UI and functionality, but the business just doesn't demand this or care while pennies are flowing. Caching and compression is also very important especially for virtualised sites like react-dev which author did not understood, they are essential features packed and turned on in every browser and in "real-life" test i wouldn't disable them.