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February 5, 2019 02:51 pm
Original Link: http://rss.slashdot.org/~r/Slashdot/slashdot/~3/6-HYx_6moKM/google-tests-never-slow-mode-for-speedier-browsing
Google Tests 'Never-Slow Mode' for Speedier Browsing
At some point in the future, Chrome may gain a new feature, dubbed 'Never-Slow Mode', which would trim heavy web pages to keep browsing fast. From a report: The prototype feature is referenced in a work-in-progress commit for the Chromium open-source project. With Never-Slow Mode enabled, it would "enforce per-interaction budgets designed to keep the main thread clean." The design document for Never-Slow Mode hasn't been made public. However, the feature's owner, Chrome developer Alex Russell, has provided a rough outline of how it would work to speed up web pages with large scripts. "Currently blocks large scripts, sets budgets for certain resource types (script, font, css, images), turns off document.write(), clobbers sync XHR, enables client-hints pervasively, and buffers resources without 'Content-Length' set," wrote Russell.Read more of this story at Slashdot.
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