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I make my own amp pages by keeping JavaScript turned off on my phone. 95℅ of pages work and load instantly. Those that don't, I turn on JavaScript. If I go to
by alistproducer2 10y ago
I make my own amp pages by keeping JavaScript turned off on my phone. 95℅ of pages work and load instantly. Those that don't, I turn on JavaScript. If I go to those pages a lot I add them to my exception list. Sorry but I'm not an amp believer.
- amorphid 10y agoIt just took me 8 clicks and a couple swipes to disable JS in my mobile browser, Chrome on Android. Another 8 clicks and couple swipes to enable JS. Is there a faster way to do that?
- acdha 10y agoI use Brave mostly because it has a side panel which makes that two taps to reload the page with JavaScript enabled and remembers those settings per hostname. It really trims down page load times and metered data transfer.
- CaptSpify 10y agoI know this isn't really and answer to what you are asking, but... On FF mobile, with the "Toggle Javascript enabled" add-on it takes me 3 clicks to reload a page with JS disabled.
- Sylos 10y agoNoScript is also available for Android Firefox: https://noscript.net/nsa/ https://noscript.net/nsa/
- alistproducer2 10y agoThere's not a faster way, that I'm aware of. That being said, I'm not exaggerating when I say the overwhelming majority of pages just work and the 5-10% that don't you can add them to the exception list (meaning they will run JavaScript) so you won't have to go through those 8 clicks every time. give a try for a day or so. Once I did, I can't go back to keeping it on because the web seems so slow by comparison.
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- teddyh 10y agoPlease note: ℅ is not %