GZip or Deflate for HTTP compression?

Basically, deflate is faster, so if it's avaible to you, use it.

As I have written here: HTTP_compression - Wikipedia deflate - despite its name the zlib compression (RFC 1950) should be used (in combination with the deflate compression (RFC 1951)) as described in the RFC 2616. The implementation in the real world however seems to vary between the zlib compression and the (raw) deflate compression34. Due to this confusion, gzip has positioned itself as the more reliable default method (March 2011).

Gzip and zlib are file/stream formats that by default wrap around deflate and amongst other things add a checksum which make them more secure and a little slower. The increase in size on the other hand should not be of any concern.

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