Thank you, this is exactly what we needed. Simple. Productivity has increased over having to do this manually in BBEdit and Keka [ which are an excellent products, of course :) ] . Incredible there are no reviews yet. Found through a Google search.
Estimation application downloads and cost
Description
Minify – makes your website faster by combing, minifying and compressing static files like HTML, CSS and JS.
Drag your files or website folder onto Minify, or Minifys dock icon and the application will quickly generate .min and .gz files for your static HTML, CSS and JS files.
Combing and deploying pre-generated .gz files for your static files is one of the most effective methods to significantly improve the speed at which your website loads.
Combining – When your website has lots of small JS and CSS files your website must make individual requests for each file. Each requests can add 200ms of time to your page load and puts increased load on your website server. While internet connections have got faster, the delay introduced by requesting lots of small files hasnt.
Minifying – Generating .min files for CSS and JS has long been a common way of reducing file size, but the space saving is nothing compared to .gz compression. Minify generates .min files for use when a web browser does not support .gz files. All modern and even older browsers support .gz files.
GZ Compression - Pre-generating compressed versions of your static HTML, CSS and JS files will significantly reduce the size of your files. Where a .min may be 80% the size of the original, a .gz may be 10% or even less. The size reduction makes the difference where your page will load with a snap and makes an even bigger difference when being loaded over wireless internet. Some web-servers will allow your website to automatically generate GZ compressed pages, however this puts increased load on the web-server and pre-generating the .gz files ensures as little load as possible.
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Drag your files or website folder onto Minify, or Minifys dock icon and the application will quickly generate .min and .gz files for your static HTML, CSS and JS files.
Combing and deploying pre-generated .gz files for your static files is one of the most effective methods to significantly improve the speed at which your website loads.
Combining – When your website has lots of small JS and CSS files your website must make individual requests for each file. Each requests can add 200ms of time to your page load and puts increased load on your website server. While internet connections have got faster, the delay introduced by requesting lots of small files hasnt.
Minifying – Generating .min files for CSS and JS has long been a common way of reducing file size, but the space saving is nothing compared to .gz compression. Minify generates .min files for use when a web browser does not support .gz files. All modern and even older browsers support .gz files.
GZ Compression - Pre-generating compressed versions of your static HTML, CSS and JS files will significantly reduce the size of your files. Where a .min may be 80% the size of the original, a .gz may be 10% or even less. The size reduction makes the difference where your page will load with a snap and makes an even bigger difference when being loaded over wireless internet. Some web-servers will allow your website to automatically generate GZ compressed pages, however this puts increased load on the web-server and pre-generating the .gz files ensures as little load as possible.
Application availability
Available in countries
Country | Price |
---|---|
Canada | free |
China | free |
France | free |
Germany | free |
Italy | free |
Netherlands | free |
Portugal | free |
Spain | free |
Poland | free |
UK | free |
India | free |
Japan | free |
Korea, Republic Of | free |
Poland | free |
Russia | free |
Turkey | free |
USA | free |
Korea, Republic Of | free |
Ukraine | free |
Available for devices
MacDesktop,Reviews
Super awesome and a time saver
Pas mal, mais…
Pas mal, assez pratique… mais ne respecte pas lUTF-8 et supprime les caractères accentués et spéciaux de la langue française tels que é ou ç. Donc half baked".