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You are quite correct. Data caps do make users concerned with the amount of data transferred, but only post hoc, or as a proxy for latency. Thinking about it,
by steventhedev 9y ago
You are quite correct. Data caps do make users concerned with the amount of data transferred, but only post hoc, or as a proxy for latency.
Thinking about it, there's got to be a plugin for firefox/chrome that show the data size of each page. For mobile, you can install firefox which allows you to install plugins (pretty much essential for blocking ads in mobile browsing).
- noir_lord 9y agoI use Chroma Android variant and it has the option to show inbound/outbound traffic on the status bar updated a few times per second (and finally battery state as an actual percentage) that stupid little battery picture is bloody useless (hmm, it's just below halfway, so around 45% I guess..checks 27%..bad UX). For me that is enough, if I load a page and see it sit at 200kb/s for more than a second or two I'll often nuke the page. I have 1Gb of data on my phone package (simply don't use mobile data much, I have unlimited fiber at home and the office).