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That's not always true. Check out the new GMail, my new corporate account has no ads but it still weighs in at 25MB (well 28MB now - still asyncing stuff!) for
by lbriner 8y ago
That's not always true. Check out the new GMail, my new corporate account has no ads but it still weighs in at 25MB (well 28MB now - still asyncing stuff!) for the inbox.
In this case, the largest resources are Javascript and CSS (yes 1.2MB CSS files!). The weird thing is that it appears to be making requests with different cache-busting strings and getting resources that are the same size.
(32MB now, I haven't done anything on it since starting this post)
- drb91 8y ago> Check out the new GMail, my new corporate account has no ads but it still weighs in at 25MB (well 28MB now - still asyncing stuff!) for the inbox. The new gmail is the slowest web app I have ever used. It's gotten so bad I've started managing my email on my relatively snappy inbox iOS client. It wouldn't be so bad if they didn't load so much crap, like the gchat functionality nobody has used since 2008.
- 0x8BADF00D 8y agoAgreed 100%. Just getting it to load takes forever, and Google Calendar sometimes never renders for me (on latest Chrome for OSX-1).
- mrob 8y agoThe old HTML only version still works. I just refreshed mine and got 19.11 KB transfered with cache disabled. (about half that with cache)
- drb91 8y agoSadly I like the bundling of inbox far too much to switch back at this point.