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Also, what does the "saved" value refer to? It's quite easy to make it have strange (negative, or very large) values.
by ppf 7y ago
Also, what does the "saved" value refer to? It's quite easy to make it have strange (negative, or very large) values.
- slowenough 7y agoOh, sorry. It compares the amount of data you are receiving, versus the amount of data you would be receiving if you were browsing directly. Saved = (total resource weight of original browsing) - (screenshots + protocol)