Quick 'n' Easy HTML Filesize Reducer
A byte shaved is bandwidth saved.

You can often reduce the filesize (thus increase the speed) of web pages by eliminating unneeded things (multiple spaces, extra returns, etc.) in your web page's HTML. There is no need for your visitors to download extra bytes that they can't see. You can also decrease the load on your server by not serving these extra bytes.

1. Copy the HTML code from your text editor and past it into this text area.
<HTML><HEAD> <TITLE>Some Junky Code. For Testing Purposes.</TITLE> </HEAD> < BODY BGCOLOR="#FFFFCE" > <TABLE BORDER=1> <TR> <TD> <h1>Click Button to See Results </h1> <P> Eliminates unnecessary stuff. </P></TD> </TR> </TABLE> <UL> <LI>listed with a few extra spaces</LI> <li> Just select everything in this text area </li> <LI>and replace it with the code you want to fix< /Li> </UL> </BODY> </HTML>

2. Choose one of these buttons.

Actually, well-written JavaScript that includes semi-colons where needed can use the upper button as well.

(Depending on the page being "cleaned", you may need to click these buttons more than once for maxiumum "cleaning" to take place.

3. Copy what's in the text area, paste it back into your text editor, then save it as a web page.

Special Notes - Warning & Suggestion

Keep a backup of your original file until you are sure the new page works okay. (If you don't have any JavaScript or <PRE> code in your page, there should be no problem.)
You may want to keep the original "uncompressed" version of the page on your own hard disk, even though you upload the new "compressed" version of your page. This may make it easier for you to edit the page in the future.

I have something better.

This is just the beginning of a JavaScript version. See my Perl CGI Page Cleaner. It's much more effective. However, since it requires reconnecting to our server, it will be slower. Eventually, I'll try to fix this page so it can do everything that my other PAGE CLEANER can do.

Quick 'n' Easy HTML Filesize ReducerA byte shaved is bandwidth saved.

Special Notes - Warning & Suggestion

I have something better.

Quick 'n' Easy HTML Filesize Reducer
A byte shaved is bandwidth saved.