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Refresh: optimize images, delete some cruft #15651
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icon-bell, icon-dollar, icon-glasses, and icon-pencil were in use on the about page. They're larger than 24 and so are okay to have the missing pixel. They don't belong in the m24-small folder though so maybe put them back somewhere else?
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R+
Filed #15684 to restore those icons, now in an |
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Not sure where the file name comes from… but it's missing a dash — so maybe that might be renamed from protocolwhite
to protocol-white
before any widespread use?
EDIT: renaming that in #15719
One-line summary
Just ran images through tinypng. Most had already been optimized but almost everything got another 5-10% savings on a second run without any apparent quality loss.
Ran the icons through SVGO, which only a few really needed but almost all still shaved a few bytes... except a few gained a few bytes from adding line breaks.
Deleted a few old images that have been replaced. I figure we should keep the
todo-*
placeholders for now because they'll be useful on future pages.Issue / Bugzilla link
#15416
Testing
Just make sure I didn't delete anything still in use, and that images haven't degraded in quality.