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but you still need to open the url in the browser right? which is way slower
by Walkman 9y ago
but you still need to open the url in the browser right? which is way slower
- icebraining 9y agoI always have my browser open; loading the URL in a new tab (and closing it after) is done by the macro too. So not really :) I guess it could be slower if the site has many large resources (CSS, images, etc) that a script would not download. But since I do it regularly, most of it is cached anyway.