|
|
|
|
|
by Someone
1652 days ago
|
|
A variation on this also still is extremely common in the case where the ‘file system’ is a web server and the program accessing it a web browser (https://css-tricks.com/css-sprites/) In that case, there typically isn’t additional explicit compression (1). The main gain is in decreasing the number of http requests. (1) the image itself may have inherent compression, and that may be improved by combining images with similar content, and the web server may be configured to use compression, but the first typically isn’t a big win, and the second is independent from this strategy. |
|