I think this would need an explicit decision to de-support IE6, as far
as compressed JS is concerned. (I can't remember offhand which clients
couldn't handle compressed CSS; was it anything newer than Netscape 4?)
http://www.cforcoding.com/2009/05/supercharging-javascript-part-6.html
("Supercharging Javascript, Part 6: The Internet Explorer Problem")
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when deflate is enabled, please also compress CSS and JS by default?
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