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this is similar to an issue with views which was just resolved so that it can be optimized: http://drupal.org/node/642328 - is there a different issue for this module? it might not be important because the menu only shows up for certain users anyway ... not anonymous users where performance is a big deal.
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sunWe basically had the same reasoning like Views -- avoid separate aggregated CSS files for admin users, since admin_menu's CSS is loaded on all pages.
However, it's possible that this doesn't make sense in a broader scope, i.e. in case there are various modules that add admin-only CSS files, so a separate aggregate will be created anyway.
I'm not entirely sure, so leaving this open for discussion. A decision should ideally be based on live data of actual CSS aggregation files.
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