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I am wondering if the functionality of lz-string can be nowadays mirrored by a CompressionStream.
Can anyone weight in on that topic? I naively compressed a bit of html using gzip and converted it to a format I can use in the url (since thats what i need) and the compression ratio of lz-string was about 1.5 while my naive version had 2.26.
Totally possible that I did something wrong but I wanna know if you people know of any downsides in regard of CompressionStream or any upsides with lz-string.
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I am wondering if the functionality of lz-string can be nowadays mirrored by a CompressionStream.
Can anyone weight in on that topic? I naively compressed a bit of html using gzip and converted it to a format I can use in the url (since thats what i need) and the compression ratio of lz-string was about 1.5 while my naive version had 2.26.
Totally possible that I did something wrong but I wanna know if you people know of any downsides in regard of CompressionStream or any upsides with lz-string.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: