Yeah, minification isn’t even on the list of things that impact my Bubble experience on a day-to-day basis. Besides, the JS assets are in fact minified - including plugin code. From a page-load performance standpoint, far more important than minification is compression, and of course Bubble does do that.
It’s also worth noting, @franklyn, that what’s depicted in your screenshot is not the HTML source that comes across the wire, but rather the DOM - the in-memory representation of the rendered page. Substantial portions of a Bubble page are generated dynamically client-side (which is done by the JS which is minified).
Of course, all the underlying architectural details can and likely will change as Bubble works to improve performance, which according to the last community update, is high on their priority list.
-Steve