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Minify CSS and JavaScript with “Smaller” for Mac

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Smaller is a neat little Mac app whereby you can batch minify CSS and JavaScript files, using Yahoo’s YUI Compressor, through a user friendly, drag-and-drop graphical interface. Minifying these files makes them much lighter, making your sites load faster while saving on bandwidth. Smaller is an ideal tool for Web designers and developers who are not big fans of using the command line, or if you have a large amount of CSS and JavaScript files to batch process.

* Batch minify CSS and JavaScript files through a user friendly drag-and-drop interface.
* Advanced setting options to customize your own suffix, linebreak, obfuscate, semicolons, micro optimizations and more.
* Drop individual files or entire folders (including subfolders) that contain CSS and JavaScript files into Smaller and Smaller will minify them.
* Drop files or folders onto the Smaller Dock icon, without even opening Smaller.
* Automatically creates a queue to process multiple files.
* Supports Quick Look. Simply select an item in the queue and hit the space bar to preview the code and watch the changes in real time.
* Fast 64-bit native Cocoa application.
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