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I did the test,<br />
says &nbsp;&quot;is NOT Compressed&quot;<br />
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Page Size: 82.3 KB<br />
Compressed Page Size: 22.4 KB<br />
Potential Savings: 72.8%
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I did the test,
says  "is NOT Compressed"

Page Size: 82.3 KB
Compressed Page Size: 22.4 KB
Potential Savings: 72.8%

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I suggest you contact your hosting company and ask them to enable compression. &nbsp;Apache and IIS web servers have different methods of doing that.
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I suggest you contact your hosting company and ask them to enable compression.  Apache and IIS web servers have different methods of doing that.

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When I run the audit of chrome it says:<br />
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Compressing the following resources with gzip could reduce their transfer size by about two thirds (~58.3¿KB):<br />
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Do you believe does &nbsp;it worth to make a necessary change? If I do it do the users will feel the difference?<br />
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Thank you
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When I run the audit of chrome it says:

Compressing the following resources with gzip could reduce their transfer size by about two thirds (~58.3¿KB):

Do you believe does  it worth to make a necessary change? If I do it do the users will feel the difference?

Thank you

Gzip performance

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