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Adding css vs inlining css feels a bit of a moot point, same effect, but potentially less network traffic if you reuse the same sheet on multiple pages. right?
The target is to produce a page that isn't larger (give or take) than 14Kb (10 TCP packets worth, typically the maximum a server will send on the first round-trip on a new connection). And the inline CSS is typically for the above-the-fold content. Hypothetically that should improve First Contentful Paint (FCP) for the page.
Adding css vs inlining css feels a bit of a moot point, same effect, but potentially less network traffic if you reuse the same sheet on multiple pages. right?
The target is to produce a page that isn't larger (give or take) than 14Kb (10 TCP packets worth, typically the maximum a server will send on the first round-trip on a new connection). And the inline CSS is typically for the above-the-fold content. Hypothetically that should improve First Contentful Paint (FCP) for the page.