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The article we're discussing would be part of that superior 10% then :) My experience as a noscript user of several years is that the time I lose to one-time d
by ttctciyf 7y ago
The article we're discussing would be part of that superior 10% then :)
My experience as a noscript user of several years is that the time I lose to one-time delays as I mark some domains trusted is vastly outweighed by the time I save avoiding repeated distended pageload times from sites suffering from multi-domain js bloat.
Usually, about 75-85% of js domains for a given page are delivering some peripheral service like tracking, advertising, or analytics, in my experience, and loading all these unessentials can represent significant performance loss as well as other detriments.