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What I've been looking for is just a way to limit bandwidth down to something very small for certain tabs/pages. So, for instance: Washington post/buzzfeed/huf
by blhack 8y ago
What I've been looking for is just a way to limit bandwidth down to something very small for certain tabs/pages. So, for instance: Washington post/buzzfeed/huffingtonpost/vox/vice etc. all get limited down to like 25kbps. They can try and play video, or steam jpgs, or whatever else they want, but I'll never see it because I don't have the bandwidth.
If that caught on, hopefully it would also be the end of gigantic, unnecessary UI libraries.
- LorenPechtel 8y agoI'd take a slightly different approach: A site is allowed a maximum file size and a maximum number of bytes per page. Anything over that will simply fail to load.
- mokus 8y agoI’d love a way to enforce other resource limits as well - cpu, for example. And maybe also a “maximum rate of pixel change” to kneecap the inevitable end-runs around autoplay being disabled.