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I am not looking for a file compressor that possibly add some unwanted header in the output result (like zip or RAR compressors).

I guess a simple online implementation of huffman or LZW is enough. I would use Base64 encoding to represent the compression result in a readable format (although it is not efficient and it is better that the compressor limit output to readable characters)

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I've asked this question on superuser.com and it migrated to WA now. How i can edit it now? :( – Isaac Jan 6 '11 at 17:07
You can associate your accounts through the "Accounts" panel on your user page. – Lipis Jan 6 '11 at 17:28
@Lipis: Thanks. I've associated it with my other accounts but it does not helped. :( – Isaac Jan 6 '11 at 17:45
I never been this situation so I don't really know..!! We could ask @Joel or @Jeff for some help :) or @Rebecca.. she is always around :) – Lipis Jan 6 '11 at 18:19
@Lipis, ChrisF: Thanks. Yes i use same openid for both sites but still cannot edit the question. I will email them to see what they can do. – Isaac Jan 7 '11 at 12:43
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Here some resources for you, the first is a online utility, the second is a wiki article and the last one is a Slashdot article:

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I've found that tool. It doesn't work. I know there are many articles out there about compression, but i need a online tool (as told in the question). – Isaac Jan 8 '11 at 12:36
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