android - Understand OkHttp publicsuffixes.gz -


i'm doing small android application, apk has 382kb, , i'm using okhttp, looking inside apk, okhttp inserts file publicsuffixes.gz has 33kb (8~9% of total apk size).

if exclude file follow code application crashes, necessary, question is, function of file , possible replace or modify reduce size?

the exclude code:

android {     ...     packagingoptions {         exclude "publicsuffixes.gz"     } } 

firstly, shouldn't fail if don't configure client support cookies. can provide stacktrace of failing?

if need cookies don't care security (yolo!) suspect hack modifying https://github.com/square/okhttp/blob/9bfe575960af8e7bb164642f2f513b5ccb39ff4f/okhttp/src/test/java/okhttp3/internal/publicsuffix/publicsuffixlistgenerator.java

to have empty file. seems bad idea, caveat emptor. break security around cookie handling, may or may not acceptable you.


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