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I do not mind waiting an extra 300ms for having a modicum of control over what my browser does. Your point is still legitimate, but the 1,100 ms (not 300 ms) i
by DavidSJ 15y ago
I do not mind waiting an extra 300ms for having a modicum of control over what my browser does.
Your point is still legitimate, but the 1,100 ms (not 300 ms) in that photo which you refer to is the time to serve the search query results, not time to load the page you then click on, which usually takes a number of seconds more.
- tga 15y agoPoint taken, I was going for dramatic effect there. Rendering the page, after selecting the result, does take a lot longer (6s for something like the BBC home page here) but I still maintain that it's largely invisible and not something most users would complain about or even notice.
- DavidSJ 15y agoSpeed is invisible before you have it, and once you have it. It's when it gets taken away again that you notice.