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And to throw another cargo-culty idea into the mix: If you load resources from multiple domains it will lower your Google pagespeed (and YSlow) score. Which c
by bhousel 13y ago
And to throw another cargo-culty idea into the mix: If you load resources from multiple domains it will lower your Google pagespeed (and YSlow) score. Which can negatively affect your pagerank. So they say. Another point for the "concatenate everything" team.
FWIW, this is the approach that I use. And I probably care about those pagespeed and yslow numbers probably way more than I should.
- wooter 13y ago> If you load resources from multiple domains it will lower your Google pagespeed. This greatly depends on the rest of your content.
- bhousel 13y agoOf course. But I can say with confidence that loading JavaScript libraries from a CDN will drop your pagespeed score.
- wooter 13y agohm.. its been a while since I've investigated the issue. However, I don't think this is the case if the JS is loaded asynchronously faster than the rest of the page. I mean what is JQuery, like 20KB? In my experience, JQuery is downloaded faster than most analytics tags/logic.
- continuations 13y agoWhy does loading from multiple domains lower pagespeed score? Wouldn't loading from multiple domains in parallel improve load time and thus improve pagespeed score?
- thaumaturgy 13y agoThis is just a guess (and so a completely worthless comment), but I'd expect that http pipelining has something to do with it.