Contents

Introduction
Overview
Key Features
How does it work?
Revision History
Working with HTMLCompact
Getting Start with HTMLCompact
Using HTMLCompact
"Input" Tab
"Output" Tab
"Compression" Tab
"Source Code" Tab
"Tags to Skip" Tab
"Result" Tab
Buttons
Command Line
Private HTML Comment Tag
FAQ
Registration
Registration
Unregistered Copy Limitation
License
Online Support

 
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HTMLCompact

HTMLCompact uses an optimized text compression algorithm to compress the source code of a HTML file. After compression, it replaces the original HTML text with packed binary code, and adds a tiny piece of code that instructs the browser to decompress the file. When loaded, the user's browser decompresses the document - changing all the packed binary code back to your original text - then the browser renders the file. The result of this process is your compressed code appearing exactly the same as the original code on the user's browser.

The self extracting code is written in JavaScript with high compatibility in mind, so any JavaScript enabled web browser (Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, and Opera) can unpack and display your compressed pages easily.