Re: JavaScript Compression

["Walden H. Leverich" <WaldenL@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> The performance tab is really interesting to me.  I pointed my browser

> at www.mcpressonline.com and clicked a couple links and saw that 1.2
meg 
> had been downloaded to my browser.

Performance tab is cool, but the more interesting question isn't what's
downloaded on the initial visit it's what's downloaded on clicks 2+.
You've got to figure that a lot of the overhead (.js, .css, .jpg, etc.)
should occur on the first request. It's subsequent requests that you
want to optimize.

Have you played with the break-point options yet? You can grab the
response after you get it, but before the browser gets it (remember,
fiddler is a proxy) and change it. All sorts of fun from the useful to
the hacking (changing session ids to do session hijacking, for example).

-Walden