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YSlow is an open-source website analysis tool that can be used to help identify web page performance issues. Originally released by Yahoo in 2007 as a web development tool, it was one of the first website development tools in the market. One of the major differences between YSlow and Google PageSpeed, for example, is that YSlow is a plugin that must be installed in the browser. Today, Chrome dominates the market, so tools like PageSpeed are more relevant. Additionally, most of the YSlow extensions are no longer available. Learn more about the YSlow recommendations to enhance your web pages and the user experience.<\/p>\n
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\nAvoid AlphaImageLoader Filter<\/a>
\nAvoid CSS Expression<\/a>
\nAvoid Empty src or href<\/a>
\nAvoid HTTP 404 Not Found Error<\/a>
\nAvoid URL Redirects<\/a>
\nCompress Components<\/a>
\nConfigure Entity Tags<\/a>
\nDo not Scale Images in HTML<\/a>
\nMake AJAX Cacheable<\/a>
\nMake Favicon Small and Cacheable<\/a>
\nMake Fewer HTTP Requests<\/a><\/p>\n
\nMinify JavaScript and CSS<\/a>
\nPut CSS at the Top<\/a>
\nPut JavaScript at Bottom<\/a>
\nReduce Cookie Size<\/a>
\nReduce DNS Lookups<\/a>
\nReduce the Number of DOM Elements<\/a>
\nRemove Duplicate JavaScript and CSS<\/a>
\nUse a Content Delivery Network<\/a>
\nUse Cookie-free Domains<\/a>
\nUse GET for AJAX Requests<\/a><\/p>\n