Keep the original
Always edit the readable version and minify a copy.
Make your HTML smaller so pages download faster. Comments and extra whitespace are removed, inline CSS and JavaScript can be minified too, and content in pre and textarea tags is left exactly as it was.
Private by design. Your code and data are processed in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, logged or stored, so it is safe for API responses, configs and other internal data.
Minification removes characters browsers do not need: comments, indentation, line breaks and repeated spaces. Whitespace around block elements such as div, p and li is removed completely, while spaces between inline text are collapsed to one so words do not run together.
Content inside pre and textarea tags is protected because spacing matters there. Conditional comments for old Internet Explorer are kept. The "remove all space between tags" option squeezes out a little more, but can remove meaningful spaces between inline elements, so check the result if you use it.
Always edit the readable version and minify a copy.
Server compression such as gzip or Brotli saves even more on top of minifying.
Open the page and click around to confirm nothing changed.
Build tools can minify automatically every time you publish.
Yes, with the default options. The aggressive option can remove spaces between inline elements, so test the page if you use it.
Yes, when the option is on. Scripts of non-JavaScript types, such as JSON-LD, are left unchanged.
Typically 10% to 30%, depending on comments and indentation.
No. Minification runs in your browser.
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