Lossy CSS compression for fun and loss (or profit)
Read OriginalThe article details cssfact, a proof-of-concept lossy CSS compressor that reduces the number of style rules in a stylesheet. It uses binary matrix factorization (BMF) to approximate the original CSS with fewer rules, demonstrating the trade-off between compression and information loss. The author provides examples using their homepage's CSS and explains the underlying linear algebra approach.
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