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by rekoil 1524 days ago
> Instead of serving a 256x256px image, you can serve a 1px image and tell the browser to scale it up. Of course, if you have to put width= "256px" height= "256px" into your HTML that adds 30 bytes to your HTML!

CSS is a thing as well, could just use CSS to force all tiles to the same size, regardless of the image data in them. Something like:

  .map img {
    width: 256px;
    height: 256px;
  }