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The solution to speedy web pages is for the browser makers to give the user fine-grained control over javascript. E.G. your page gets 100kB of js (which could b
by dreamcompiler 8y ago
The solution to speedy web pages is for the browser makers to give the user fine-grained control over javascript. E.G. your page gets 100kB of js (which could be gzipped) and then no more js for you. Or we throttle your js performance after that. Or you have to pay the user $.001 for each 100kB after the first 100kB.
- james33 8y agoNot every web page is "just" a web page. It is perfectly legitimate to have 1-2MB of JS on a page if that page is a full game for example.
- dreamcompiler 8y agoSo let the user whitelist those. That's part of what "fine-grained" implies.