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Quake-like game made with JavaScript takes up just 13KB of storage
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I agree and disagree.
Yes, in Games. There, the longer the more, duplicated assets too (like, all the data in every level package, even though every level only needs 10% of the data). Because user storage is cheaper than optimization.
Sometimes in tools too, often crappy tools with abundance of animations. But usually it's cheaply made software in a framework dragging lots of boilerplate with it. There it's loc again.
No, not in office suites and Wordpad.
Btw, why is vector graphics so rarely used for simple icons?