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I'm not sure how effective it is but I always liked the idea of forcing engineers to use those 3g speeds 1 day a week so they are more inclined to support those

I'm not sure how effective it is but I always liked the idea of forcing engineers to use those 3g speeds 1 day a week so they are more inclined to support those customers. Iirc FB does this to some degree, but I think they have a different lightweight version of FB intended for those audiences

k__ 9y ago
Sounds good, but in my experience 3g also varies by an order of magnitude (5 KB/s - 50 KB/s). When I have 20-50 KB/s stable 3g, browsing the web is a bit slow, but most sites work pretty good. Also messenger aren't a problem. But working below 20 KB/s is a pain.
- ed312 9y ago
  Chrome dev tools has a reasonable connection bandwidth simulator. Is there a good one that also simulates variability / packet loss in addition to bandwidth caps?
atonse 9y ago
Yup – I love this idea. I actually occasionally test my single page apps under 3g connections to see how the loading experience works.
josephg 9y ago
It'd be nice to have a simple way to limit a chrome tab's available CPU in the same way. The computers, tablets and phones most people browse on are an order of magnitude slower than the desktop machines we use to develop.
- irth 9y ago
  You can throttle the CPU in Chrome Devtools