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If a page is serving a JavaScript file dynamically and not including a Content-Length header it seems that YSlow takes it as having a size of 0 bytes. You can...
dglead
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First of all a great tool guys! Thanks. YSlow complains about objects that "do not have a far future Expires header". Eg. our brochure site at www.fry-it.com ...
Peter Bengtsson
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Hi, Rule 4 of the 13 performance rules talks about gzip'ing components, but there are a few browsers that have problems with gzip'ed js/css. I did some...
Nick Le Mouton
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... but ... some that ... our ... Nick, I think it's better to address your question by looking at what most users are browsing with. IMHO, the benefit that a...
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Hi Scott, Compressing images using gzip has been noted throughout the internet as a waste of CPU cycles on both ends as a lot of the gif, jpg and png don't ...
Nick Le Mouton
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I'd agree compressing small images doesn't make sense because the overhead kills you however I wouldn't discount image compression altogether. There's no...
Scott Frost
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I had not heard of CompressClientFixup before, but seems to only work with Apache 1.3. Is there something similar for Apache 2? I'm just trying to cover all my...
Nick Le Mouton
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Nick, Mod_deflate is actually the most common module used on Apache2 along with filters. The module will gzip outbound traffic and has options to setup...
Scott Frost
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How to find user machine capacity to perform YUI enabled site Thanks in advance Surya...
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... Surya, Your request is a little brief but let me ask a few questions and see if I can help. Based on your message it sounds like your trying to determine...
scottfrosty2000
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... I parsed the question like this: "Is there a way to ask how much power the user's computer has, not to bog her machine down with slow-to-execute fancy...
Olle Jonsson
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Olle Jonsson, Sorry for late response.You are parsed my question in right way. Let me give more description on my query..... I need to find the browser...
Surya Vivek
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Olle Jonsson, Sorry for late response.You are parsed my question in right way. Let me give more description on my query..... I need to find the browser...
Surya Vivek
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... No not easily and not without using technology like Active-X controls which is only MS specific. No, as web-developers we need to be somewhat more...
Russell Michell
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... Hi again, Let's consider a web app that could use this separating "slow" from "fast" clients. Say, a statistics interface to financial data. The app sends...
Olle Jonsson
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Hi everyone, Just wondered what everyone's preferences were when it came to offloading images onto another server. I expected a lot of people to be using...
Nick Le Mouton
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O recommend to use Amazon S3, if possible... or Lighttpd ... -- Atentamente, Jorge Laranjo jorge@... http://jorge.laranjo.eu ... Accessibility and...
Jorge Laranjo
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It appears Safari does not support gzip compression. I looked in my apache log and can see that safari sends Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate in the request...
kirkcerny501
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My Safari seams to support Gzip. What is the problem that you've got with Gzip and Safari? ... -- Atentamente, Jorge Laranjo jorge@... ...
Jorge Laranjo
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The css is not rendered in safari. It works in IE, FF, and Opera. It works in safari when I remove the compression....
Kirk Cerny
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Well, you've got a problem there since I serve CSS with GZIP and Safari likes it. Safari 3.0 ... -- Atentamente, Jorge Laranjo jorge@... ...
Jorge Laranjo
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Thats why Im asking the list. Cause its not working. As far as I can tell the headers are correct - http://kirk.galaxytechsolutions.com It works in FF, UE, and...
Kirk Cerny
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Check this out: http://www.soujulima.eu Is the CSS Gziped? I think so... :-) ... -- Atentamente, Jorge Laranjo jorge@... http://jorge.laranjo.eu ... ...
Jorge Laranjo
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The difference is that my css has a gz extension. orbtech.css.gz the headers are exactly the same as http://www.soujulima.eu. If I remove the gz extension and...
Kirk Cerny
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So, the problem is not on the Gzip headers but in the extension of the CSS file. I may think that Safari only likes CSS files with the extension .css Maybe it...
Jorge Laranjo
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I have also tested this on safari 2.? on a mac. It had the same behavior, it did not support the .gz extension. In fact, when you browse to the css file in...
Kirk Cerny
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Did you set the .htaccess file to treat the .gz extension like the CSS extension? And why do you need the .gz extension, in the first place? ... -- ...
Jorge Laranjo
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I dont want to do that because what about js.gz or tar.gz. The headers are exatly the same with the css.gz extension. The header tells the browser its...
Kirk Cerny
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Well, give it a try and talk with the people of Apple about that particular problem. ... -- Atentamente, Jorge Laranjo jorge@... http://jorge.laranjo.eu...
Jorge Laranjo
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i had a site on an apache server (www.bayofislands.net) where I tried to gzip the files using htaccess. The 'performance' tab showed that it was gzipped, but...
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