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by dnet
4218 days ago
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The browser doesn't gzip _requests_ by itself, only the server does so with the _response_ if the user-agent (including browsers) states that it supports such content encoding. Of course you can implement gzip in JavaScript, but if you do that, you can already mangle the request and send the file to the server without Base64 encoding. |
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