Brett Schwarz wrote:
http://www.websiteoptimization.com/speed/tweak/compress/ The keys parts though is that the client sends (in header Accept-Encoding) either gzip and/or deflate. Note that deflate is rarely used, I guess...it's really gzip that is key, but most of the headers I have seen include both. If the content is compressed, the server should repond with "Content-Encoding: gzip". The "Content-Length" should be the length of the compressed data. HTH, --brett
IIRC, deflate is essentially gzip minus some headers and would be better, but is rarely used because various versions of IE have completely broken implementations of it.
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