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That's a horrible idea and totally destroys the scalability of the web because it destroys effective caching. That every resource has it's own url and is downl
by gnaritas 17y ago
That's a horrible idea and totally destroys the scalability of the web because it destroys effective caching.
That every resource has it's own url and is downloaded separately is not a mistake that needs corrected, it's what makes the web scale and it was done that way on purpose.
- TweedHeads 17y agoI am talking about "Save As..." one html file. Take a look at your browser's File menu, and save this page as one single html file. Open that file in any editor and take a look inside it. Do the same for every browser out there, and then, only then, you'll understand my point.
- gnaritas 17y agoAh, you weren't very clear then, that's not at all what it looks like you're saying.