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I am aware that there is an option to use Gzip, if a browser asks for (Accept Type: gzip)... However, what was once a scarce option, is now almost a standard.

With 90% of the browsers ASKING for Gzip, wouldn't it make more sense to have entire folders "Pre-compressed" at the max-compression... Then deliver them to that 90%, without server-side processing. Then, when that 10% asks for uncompressed, the server simply deflates the file, which is also faster, for that small minority.

Hmmm, 90% work-load reduced, not having to compress every bit of data. Another 50% speed-gain from decompress, as opposed to compress, on that remaining 10%... Plus the bonus of all that Prezipped content, stored on the server. (Gain of 80% in unused space, should also result in faster speeds, server-side.)

You would only need to have a special CFTP or CHTML or SCHTML access gateway, or arrangement in cPanel, or something similar. (Since those files would be un-editable by normal editing.)

You would have to FORCE this arrangement into ONE special type of folder. (So that you KNOW where to put the things, pre-compressed. Or use a SYNC to input/extract files for addition/removal.)

Otherwise, they would react like normal. (But in reverse. Unzipping, if no gzip accept, and just sending if gzip accept requested.)