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Note that’s a mode which needs to be explicitly activated by user, and the user is aware of. This is fine. The post offers something else: vague heuristics, di
by theamk 6y ago
Note that’s a mode which needs to be explicitly activated by user, and the user is aware of. This is fine.
The post offers something else: vague heuristics, different on each website, and no feedback or ways to override.
See the difference?
- chrismorgan 6y agoI agree that it’s an important distinction, and disk space saving things are seldom automatic (but not never); but power saving mode is routinely activated without user input, e.g. Windows defaults to switching into it at 20%.