Closed stefan-reich closed 3 years ago
For example, Firefox by default has browser.cache.disk.max_entry_size = 51200 which means that rt.jar which for me has 62 MB will not be cached.
This is really bad. I can't force users to change their browser config.
I could break up rt.jar probably? Or make it smaller some other way?
Greetings
Edit: Ah yes, of course I can throw huge chunks of rt.jar out - all the AWT stuff, for example.
Edit 2: Done, removed a bunch of stuff and am at 40 MB.
For example, Firefox by default has browser.cache.disk.max_entry_size = 51200 which means that rt.jar which for me has 62 MB will not be cached.
This is really bad. I can't force users to change their browser config.
I could break up rt.jar probably? Or make it smaller some other way?
Greetings
Edit: Ah yes, of course I can throw huge chunks of rt.jar out - all the AWT stuff, for example.
Edit 2: Done, removed a bunch of stuff and am at 40 MB.