No difference using web optimizer

so I'm using a very popular web optimizer.
But quite honestly I don't see a difference between the optimized version
and the non-optimized version.
Both versions load the same, look the same, etc.
Actually, I even think the optimized version loads a bit slower.
Is there some definite way that one can tell if the optimizer application is
helping, or do you just have to eyeball it? Or just trust them when they say that they
help, even though it doesn't look like it?
thanks!

Have you tried the two versions with a PC running Internet Explorer? That's where you should see some difference. IE is a known terrible browser and use of a web optimizer can make the difference between IE viewing the site or not. The most knowledgeable user in that area is Roddy McKay.
If you have a computer with a slow connection you should try both versions. Just trying it with a Mac and a fast internet connection will not be that different.
I use Web Site Maestro with my sites on MobileMe and found that the site sizes are reduced buy up to 40% which will translate into faster loading under difficult circumstances.
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