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7.7.2. FAQ : Weight of generated HTML pages

How can I get lighter HTML pages at build time ?

If you encode your pages with iso-8859-1 charset (Western Europe), the size of generated HTML files will be the half of other charset encodings (Unicode, except UTF-8, where each character is 2 byte encoded).

If you use the UTF-8 encoding (better and suitable for almost all languages), the size of generated HTML files will be optimized (ASCII characters are 1 byte encoded, others are 2 byte, 3, 4 or more byte encoded...).

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