This seems worse in a couple different ways. First imagine a google chrome browser with 8 tabs loaded all the time (i dont know how it choses to load pages but

This seems worse in a couple different ways. First imagine a google chrome browser with 8 tabs loaded all the time (i dont know how it choses to load pages but it can't be super clever if you are able to swipe to it that quickly). Sites are not engineered to be friendly in this way, without the Great Suspender chrome would be nearly unusable. Even if there were a clever way to mitigate the fact that you are loading many pages all the time (often needlessly), you lose the index page which allows you to scan a summary of the content and navigate directly to the page you want to go to. Now you have to swipe through other pages, make a judgement based upon their content alone whether or not its relevant and keep moving. It does add back in an element of browsing that has not existed since before search engines, but I dont think that was completely the intention?