Instead, you can use a data URL, though you'll be wasting bytes specifying the mime type and base64 encoding the rest.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Basics_of_...
The primary way we used it was as the body of a tracking gif, returned as binary. But we also used it as a spacer here and there inline in HTML using the data URI. When embedding in HTML the file size is mostly relevant for brevity.
Wow, that takes me way back.
The primary way we used it was as the body of a tracking gif, returned as binary. But we also used it as a spacer here and there inline in HTML using the data URI. When embedding in HTML the file size is mostly relevant for brevity.
Wow, that takes me way back.