refactor: png optimization #70
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oxipng command: ``` oxipng -o 6 -i 0 -Z -p -v --strip safe %1 ```
The two image files appear to have identical dimensions and content but unbalanced.png was ~3x as big, even after oxipng compression.
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it's just awesome to see a PR like this (even more considering this is the open source space), so fact based 🙌 thanks a lot for this one ! |
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da90591:
Losslessly optimize 15 png files with Oxipng. This decreases the size of the files from 1.84 MiB to 0.98 MiB.
oxipng command:
d235fbc:
Swap out an image file for a smaller, seemingly identical file elsewhere in the repo. This changes the size of
unbalanced.pngfrom 32.2 KiB (after Oxipng compression) to 11.0 KiB.In total, the png files go from 1.84 MiB to 985 KiB, a decrease of ~47.7%, and the repo goes from 11.8 MiB to 10.9 MiB, a decrease of ~7.6%.