Not planned Minify HTML
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As per the previous topic: http://www.dragonbyte-tech.com/f42/optimises-css-javascript-html-20658/
Doing this via PHP is going to be more performance intensive than whatever small gains can be had from doing it.
Doing this via PHP is going to be more performance intensive than whatever small gains can be had from doing it.
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You can learn more things from this add-on: [Nobita] Minify HTML | XenForo Community
I think installing free 3/4 add-on that made same power of any DB paid add-on ?
I think installing free 3/4 add-on that made same power of any DB paid add-on ?
Update: I've looked through the support thread for that mod, and it seems like minifying HTML has some potentially very serious issues (BBCode can break, UI.X styles might not work with minified HTML).
Since I have still not seen any data showing that you save a statistically significant amount of loading time vs. the additional time-to-first-byte such a mod would cause, I'll close this request.
If you have any data that shows there is a statistically significant gain to implementing this functionality, feel free to re-open it
Since I have still not seen any data showing that you save a statistically significant amount of loading time vs. the additional time-to-first-byte such a mod would cause, I'll close this request.
If you have any data that shows there is a statistically significant gain to implementing this functionality, feel free to re-open it
Nirjonadda
Customer
Update: I've looked through the support thread for that mod, and it seems like minifying HTML has some potentially very serious issues (BBCode can break, UI.X styles might not work with minified HTML).
Since I have still not seen any data showing that you save a statistically significant amount of loading time vs. the additional time-to-first-byte such a mod would cause, I'll close this request.
If you have any data that shows there is a statistically significant gain to implementing this functionality, feel free to re-open it
You can check out via Google PageSpeed Insights.
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In your screenshots I see no comparison of load times with Minify HTML on and off. Can you please either point out where in your screenshot this information can be found, or provide this information through alternate means?
To put it bluntly: I don't care about page size, I care about "Time to first byte" (e.g. PHP/MySQL rendering time) and overall page load time from start to finish.
To put it bluntly: I don't care about page size, I care about "Time to first byte" (e.g. PHP/MySQL rendering time) and overall page load time from start to finish.
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