When a user requests a web resource, the fewer redirects they have to go through to reach it, the faster the page will load for them. This is good.
Here's a rule I like to use at a web.config
level.
When a user requests a web resource, the fewer redirects they have to go through to reach it, the faster the page will load for them. This is good.
Here's a rule I like to use at a web.config
level.