Basic minify/beautify for CSS and JS — good for quick cleanup, not a replacement for a real build-tool minifier (Terser/cssnano) on production bundles. String/template-literal contents and regex literals are left untouched so minifying never changes behavior.
Compress CSS or JavaScript by stripping comments and whitespace, or do the reverse and reformat a minified file into readable, indented code. A quick fix when you need to inspect a production bundle, shrink an inline snippet or tidy up a pasted style block — no build tools required.
This is a lightweight formatter, not a replacement for a real build pipeline (it does not rename variables or tree-shake). Everything runs in your browser.
No — it removes whitespace and comments but does not rename identifiers or drop dead code. For production builds use a proper bundler; for quick edits this is faster.
It is conservative and keeps string contents and regex literals intact, but always test the output. Code relying on automatic semicolon insertion is the usual risk.
No. Processing happens locally in your browser.
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