As for the real value of savings, if you have a lot of font
tags the best way to deal with it is to put the fonts types
you want as classes in a CSS. Then you can just
<p class="stdfont" > to set the font for a particular
block.
If you have a lot of font tags, that would clean up things
far better than using the depricated font tag.
A final note on the 12% savings quoted above, You would
only save that much if your entire webpage was made of
font tags. There is no savings in the text. So as a whole,
you save very little by "cleaning up" the font tags. And
you loose your HTML compliance to boot. It is a bad idea and
definately the
Wrong Thing to do.
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Crulx
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