> A pure HTML minifier can’t change the class names because it doesn’t know that some external CSS or JS doesn’t depend on the class name.
After everything has been parsed, it would know (the browser knows).
Couldn't a proxy service produce super lightweight, compiled web pages? I seem to remember Opera used to offer something along those lines, but I may be wrong.
Would there be commercial value in building such a tool?
After everything has been parsed, it would know (the browser knows).
Couldn't a proxy service produce super lightweight, compiled web pages? I seem to remember Opera used to offer something along those lines, but I may be wrong.
Would there be commercial value in building such a tool?