Steps to reproduce:
Create test.js with this code:
```
var str = '<div>Test</div>';
```
Run `ajaxmin.exe test.js -out test.min.js`
Output:
```
var str="<div>Test<\/div>"
```
Expected output:
```
var str="<div>Test</div>"
```
__Issue:__ Ajax Minifier is uncecessarily escaping the forward slash in the closing tag.
I'm using version 5.14.5506.26196.
Comments: ** Comment from web user: l0basetom **
Create test.js with this code:
```
var str = '<div>Test</div>';
```
Run `ajaxmin.exe test.js -out test.min.js`
Output:
```
var str="<div>Test<\/div>"
```
Expected output:
```
var str="<div>Test</div>"
```
__Issue:__ Ajax Minifier is uncecessarily escaping the forward slash in the closing tag.
I'm using version 5.14.5506.26196.
Comments: ** Comment from web user: l0basetom **
Hi Ron, I'm aware that "\/" = "/", but when minifying .js files I felt it wasn't necessary. I guess this is where the -inline:no switch comes into play then. Please close this ticket.
