Describe the bug
When opening a typical status page (with 5 monitors), the browser makes approximately 129 separate http requests to fetch javascript, css and images.
For multiple reasons, it would be good if the application bundled javascript and css into a smaller number of files, for example we have multiple users accessing the page via a VPN with a fixed IP and a fairly restrictive rate limit on the web server so if a few users access the page at the same time, the rate limit is reached quickly.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Navigate to a status page
- Inspect the network tab of your browser
- Notice the total number of requests made
Version
4.1.1
Environment
docker
Database
postgres
Expected behavior
A smaller number of web requests, perhaps one or two for javascript and one or two for css
Describe the bug
When opening a typical status page (with 5 monitors), the browser makes approximately 129 separate http requests to fetch javascript, css and images.
For multiple reasons, it would be good if the application bundled javascript and css into a smaller number of files, for example we have multiple users accessing the page via a VPN with a fixed IP and a fairly restrictive rate limit on the web server so if a few users access the page at the same time, the rate limit is reached quickly.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Version
4.1.1
Environment
docker
Database
postgres
Expected behavior
A smaller number of web requests, perhaps one or two for javascript and one or two for css