Brotli
Brotli is widely used for compressible web assets over HTTPS and can reduce transfer size compared with uncompressed responses.
Website + performance
Request the page with br and gzip accepted and inspect the encoding the server actually returns.
Result
Brotli is widely used for compressible web assets over HTTPS and can reduce transfer size compared with uncompressed responses.
gzip remains broadly compatible and is a useful fallback when Brotli is not selected.
When compression varies by Accept-Encoding, caches commonly use Vary: Accept-Encoding or equivalent cache-key behavior.
The checker reports the negotiated encoding; it does not invent a compression ratio from a small bounded body sample.