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Is there anything simple i can install to reduce the Use of cookie-free domains, i have tried to used fooman extension but had major conflicts with other extensions?
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You could use a CDN - I personally use MaxCDN. This would host your JS/CSS/Image/PDF types of files and deliver them to the user faster than your normal web server will. Here's how to connect MaxCDN to Magento if that's the CMS you're on: https://www.maxcdn.com/one/tutorial/magento-cdn/
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