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Interesting that a site that champions for performance has an ungodly favicon [0] that is 10x larger (15KB) than the page itself. [0] https://1mb.club/favicon.ico
I did a quick Google search and discovered that SVG favicons are valid in most browsers, so for fun I reduced it by 95% down to 886 bytes: https://output.jsbin.com/yudonidujo
How accurate is this list? I see it mentions that visiting https://danluu.com/ downloads only 9.1 kB but when I actually visit this website with Google Chrome, in the Developer Tools' Network tab, I see that a total of 21.7 kB is transferred. Name Status Type Size ------------ ------ -------- -------- danluu.com 200 document 2.5 kB analytics.js 200 script 18.9 kB collect 200 xhr 67 B favicon.ico 404 text/html 266 B S…
6 kB fits in the initial congestion window (first round trip) for TCP. [1] Does an analogous window exist for QUIC and HTTP/3? [1]: https://hpbn.co/building-blocks-of-tcp/#cwnd-growth
Yes, my goal (very hard to do sometimes) is to fit all of HTML + Push CSS within 14kb