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Spoiler alert: servers don't do that, and even if they did, the clients would have to do it too to save bandwidth.
by felixgallo 12y ago
Spoiler alert: servers don't do that, and even if they did, the clients would have to do it too to save bandwidth.
- pessimizer 12y agoContent-encoding: gzip
- 5HT 12y agoThis is not applicable to WebSockets.
- yetihehe 12y agoYeah, websockets have their own method: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19298651/how-does-websocket-compress-messages http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19298651/how-does-websock.... Cowboy already supports x-webkit-deflate-frame, will support more soon.