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This would just mean you would have to run a very large number of requests, and take an average of them. That might be trickier, but if you can persuade a page
by CJefferson 14y ago
This would just mean you would have to run a very large number of requests, and take an average of them. That might be trickier, but if you can persuade a page to auto-reload it sounds quite possible.
Another option, a little trickier, is that you could take user-definable values (like cookies) and not compress them. I haven't looked carefully at DEFLATE, but in many other compression systems you can choose to simply not compress a short part of the stream. This could get complicated of course.
- tlrobinson 14y agoYou already need to make multiple requests (apparently 6 per byte, using a binary search like algorithm). You can do that in the background of any page using JavaScript.