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While optimizing a Nuxt 3 project, I discovered excessive automatic prefetching was driving up Vercel bandwidth. Disabling prefetch globally brought costs and network overhead way down.
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I inherited a Nuxt 3 project that was costing over $50/day in Vercel bandwidth. The culprit? A single wildcard import pulling in the entire Font Awesome library. Here’s how I found and fixed it.- Published on
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With these adjustments, my application ran smoothly on Vercel. Finally, I could get some well-deserved rest! 🎉