[HTTPS-Everywhere] "make uncommitted" becoming obsolete; new XML format, and other goodies

[Jeroen van der Gun]

I don't really know much about Linux shell scripts, but would a PHP
command-line script to minify the XML be okay? If so, I can make one.

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Op 14-7-2011 0:58, Peter Eckersley schreef:
> On Wed, Jul 13, 2011 at 03:49:08PM -0700, Maxim Nazarenko wrote:
>> Precompilation? Binary XML?
>>
>> On 13 July 2011 15:36, Jeroen van der Gun <jeroen at blijbol.nl> wrote:
>>> If you put everything in a single XML file, wouldn't it also be useful for
>>> performance reasons to minify this file (e.g. strip white space, line
>>> breaks, comments) to make it parse faster and to keep the file size down?
> All of the above are worthwhile suggestions (another win would be to leave
> the file gzipped on installation, and decompress it from within Firefox at load
> time, which would save another ~250 kB of disk IO).  
>
> However these things are all diminishing returns from the change we just made,
> so we'll consider patches to implement them but aren't planning on doing so
> ourselves.
>
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