Hi,

I am doing a jQuery.ajax get request, the content that it receives is an
html formatted string.
The html is generated based on a database search, and is generated using
ASP.NET.

Since the size of the returned html could become very large, I am attempting
to gzip the stream and send that to the response instead of plain html...

Here comes the issue:
Is it possible to "deflate" a gzipped response using JavaScript, jQuery, or
any other client-side implementation?

Thanks!
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