We all know that sometimes our CSS style sheets can really get big, especially if we are coding large websites with lots of pages and sections. Nice coding habits like comments and code separation are useful at development stage, but that also contributes in a negative way as style sheets usually get even bigger. When CSS files are big they eat up bandwidth and slow down website response time because more time is needed to process them. That’s where CSS compressors jump in to optimize them properly, but keep in mind that they are not always the best solution although they can really help at some cases.
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