Removed zlibjs and switched dictionaries to be uncompressed by default. #33
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December 18, 2018 14:39
Compression should be handled by the server and the browser (using gzip, brotli or whatever other compression algo. is available).
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To compress dictionaries by HTTP server and decompressed by browser, it become more speedy because of Native processing, not JS! |
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@hata6502 yes, exactly |
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Worked for me using kuromojin! https://github.com/qqhann/kuromojin/tree/no-gzip @takuyaa It would be great if this can be confirmed to be working and get merged. |
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+1 I would like this because there are issues with getting the current dependency stack to work on modern browsers |
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Compression should be handled by the server and the browser (using gzip,
brotli or whatever other compression algo. is available).
#32