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Using http compression, works one-side only?
Whenever we use HTTP Compression, the GET requests, if the GZ is present in the header, get sent in compressed format to the client... However, whenever the client sends-in data, does it get compressed by the browser and then sent?.

(I'm aware of using JS for compressing this data, I just want to know if HTTP compression works client-side as well).


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