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Seems to be a clever idea for caching and reducing traffic. All static content can be stored within the CSS, which is tagged with a long HTTP expire date. This

Seems to be a clever idea for caching and reducing traffic. All static content can be stored within the CSS, which is tagged with a long HTTP expire date. This allows to send all dynamic content within a tiny HTML page that only references the CSS above, thereby adding the static content.

tuananh 12y ago
if there isn't a module to automate such thing, maintaining content will be a bitch though.
rrggrr 12y ago
Interesting for Wikileaks type content - where mirroring across thousands or millions of browsers is of value.