Upgrade to HTML Minifier Next? - #180
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Started off as a test PR: The PR proposes HTML Minifier Next (HMN) as a compatible, maintained, and faster alternative to HTML Minifier Terser (it’s the official successor to HTML Minifier).
HMN is fundamentally compatible, though there are major changes, new flags, and some convenience features (like presets) that should be worth noting (I’d recommend to point to the changelog).
Happy to help a bit more, but as I maintain HMN I also don’t want to impose. Cheers!