Closed dcortez closed 4 years ago
@geneccx that is due to the tinymce editor. If needed we could instead point that to a cdn to be delivered instead. I just noticed the other JS libraries were being included locally and went that route.
Update: After some quick testing (renaming a bunch of the folders to verify they aren't being used), it looks like it would be safe to remove pretty much all of the tinymce folder with the exception of the 2 main JS files.
Thanks for your contribution @dcortez !
There are a lot of extraneous JS files that probably don't need to all be included -- we don't want to make the Docker image too big, updates to this will go out to every customer automatically so it would be good to keep things minimal.
I will take a closer look later this week.