Thinking about the neat tricks browsers use to optimize the user experience (see [Preconnect, prefetch, prerender](https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/18zlAdKAxnc51y_kj-6sWLmnjl6TLnaru_WH0LJTjP-o/present?slide=id.p19)), I was wondering if any such obscure magicks are applied to files with the \*.min.js filename.

To clarify, **provided I have two copies of the same minified file, will browser behaviour change in any way because one is called bananas.min.js instead of bananas.js?** 

I tried searching for information but I found literally nothing that is relevant (with most results having to do with sourcemaps and the meaning/usefulness of minification), so I assume nothing special happens and it's just a naming convention, but I'd like to make sure.