server: Compress index.html with brotli #13619
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brotli is a widely used content encoding for web pages. Specifically it shaves off ~400kb from index.html. Before: 1.519.342 tools/server/public/index.html.br After: 1.912.690 tools/server/public/index.html.gz Delta: -393.348 brotli is also deterministic so we don't need to manually zero-out fields in the output.
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This has already been discussed and we don't use brotli because not all reverse proxies support it out of the box |
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brotli is a widely used content encoding for web pages.
Specifically it shaves off ~400kb from index.html.
Before: 1.519.342 tools/server/public/index.html.br
After: 1.912.690 tools/server/public/index.html.gz
Delta: -393.348
brotli is also deterministic so we don't need
to manually zero-out fields in the output.