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Or you can just configure your client to not run js. Seems easier and less dramatic.
by dingo_bat 9y ago
Or you can just configure your client to not run js. Seems easier and less dramatic.
- JoshMnem 9y agoIf you block JS from loading from CDNs on AMP pages it literally takes 8 seconds to load the AMP page.
- dingo_bat 9y agoI don't understand. Can you not load the page normally and just not invoke your js interpreter at all? Just don't run any js. How can that take more time than normal loading and running?
- JoshMnem 9y agoI didn't look closely, but give it a try. I counted about 8 seconds, and there is some CSS in AMP pages that says `8s`, so it's probably the CSS. If I click on an AMP link (usually only via HN), and I get a blank page without any loading indicator, it's usually because someone posted an AMP link.
- tgsovlerkhgsel 9y agoGiven that most of these mails will probably be the sort of e-mails one doesn't want (i.e. mostly newsletters, maybe some notifications, but _zero_ 1:1 human-to-human messages), I'd say such a filter could be pretty helpful.
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