To post-process web documents means to prepare them for finall publishing on your web server. The user surely does not want to download tons of irrelevant content, so get rid of it just before you even offer your pages to public!

How does it work? Following few sections explain. If you are not interested in, roll down for features overview.

Compression

The most important reason is to cut down transmition times to client browser. HTML Athlete employes for compression long-term algorithms proved during time. If you feed in a HTML file, you get a HTML file with rapidly shorter size, however, with the same content. You may feed in HTML, JavaScript and Cascade Style Sheets files.

Program safety

HTML Athlete is not only 100% free but also 100% safe! Moreover, a back-up copy is optionally created prior to processing.

Document recovery

Editing a compressed document is highly time consuming work where poor readability is a cause. HTML Athlete provides an inverse algorithm for recovery of your documents. Feeding in a HTML file, you get a HTML file, however, with indented structure and unchanged content. You may feed in HTML, JavaScript and Cascade Style Sheets files.

Features overview

Despite of HTML Athlete is only a tinny utility, it provides a lot of features which haven't been mentioned above. Here is their the complete list.

• HTML, CSS and JavaScript documents compression down to 40% of size of originals!
• Recovery of HTML/JS/CSS documents with adjustable indentation.
• Long-time developed algorithms for compression and recovery proved during time! (since 1999)
• Batch or single document processing.
• Processing of in-line as well as external JS/CSS.
• Safety through backups and event protection (HTML only).
• Easy-to-navigate user interface with all functions at hand (see screenshot).
• 100% for free! (However, you should donate if you like it)