It's worth saying that when tons of deployed clients are 15% faster, that's at a scale of high aggregate energy and time savings, too. But yes, companies tend n

It's worth saying that when tons of deployed clients are 15% faster, that's at a scale of high aggregate energy and time savings, too. But yes, companies tend not to care about that as long as their users machines can handle the burden of something less optimized. Good enough is good enough. For them it it makes economic sense, but logically it doesn't; to treat client side optimizations as less valuable at similar scales.