Bruce Lawson on Nostr: On SVGs & performance: is there a perf reason to inline an SVG image (so the XML code ...
On SVGs & performance: is there a perf reason to inline an SVG image (so the XML code is visible in your HTML source) rather than pulling in an external resource e.g. <img src="zonk.svg">? It feels a bit like inlining images with base64, which doesn't therefore take advantage of the browser cache.
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