For things like jQuery etc, isit better to leave it to use CDN or minify it into 1 file together with other JS
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For things like jQuery etc, isit better to leave it to use CDN or minify it into 1 file together with other JS
CDN – it’s likely it will already be cached on the users machines and thus you’ll save the download for it. Not to mention it will load faster from a CDN than from your site anyway – the overhead of the one extra connection to grab that file is diminimus