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Zopfli[^1] performs very good, but time-intensive, zlib compression. It is hence only suitable for pre-compressing objects, not on-the-fly compression. Use a webpack plugin to write pre-compressed versions of JS and CSS assets using Zopfli, and configure nginx to serve those assets when `Accept-Encoding: gzip` is provided. This reduces the size of the JS and CSS assets on initial pageload from 1422872 bytes to 1108267 bytes, or about a 22% savings. [^1]: https://github.com/google/zopfli |
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