Checks if images contain excessive EXIF metadata.
EXIF data is metadata (like camera model, date taken, GPS location) that is stored within an image file.
While useful for photographers, this data is unnecessary for web display and can add significant size to image files. Stripping this data can reduce file sizes without affecting image quality.
It's a simple optimization that can help reduce page weight and improve load times. Most image optimization tools can be configured to remove this data automatically.
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Measures the total size of the HTML document.