Welcome to Site A

This page demonstrates CSS Dictionary Compression Browser (DCB) technology. Site A's CSS is being used as a compression dictionary.

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How DCB Works on This Page

When you load this page, the following happens:

  1. site-a.css is loaded normally for rendering this page
  2. The server sends Use-As-Dictionary header with site-a.css, registering it as a dictionary
  3. full.css is preloaded in the background and also registered as a dictionary
  4. When you navigate to Site B, the browser can use these dictionaries for efficient loading

Features

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Fast Loading

Compression dictionaries reduce CSS transfer size significantly.

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Shared Styles

Common CSS is shared between sites via dictionary compression.

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Delta Updates

Only the differences need to be transferred between pages.

~70%
CSS Overlap
~50%
Size Reduction
2
Sites Covered
1
Dictionary

What People Say

DCB technology has revolutionized how we think about CSS delivery. The bandwidth savings are incredible!

Alex Developer

Web Performance Engineer

Being able to use existing CSS as a dictionary for new resources is a game-changer for multi-site architectures.

Sam Designer

Frontend Architect

Dictionary Loading Progress

site-a.css (loaded) Complete
full.css (preloading) Dictionary

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