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That’s already kind of happening. Google and Mozilla both have “accelerator” services that render pages in their data centers; something similar to what opera w
by nunez 5y ago
That’s already kind of happening. Google and Mozilla both have “accelerator” services that render pages in their data centers; something similar to what opera was doing years ago. I also think Node supports server side rendering. A parking web app I used out in Lincoln NE takes advantage of that.
- easrng 5y agoI know about Google's compression proxy but what's Mozilla doing? I found something called Janus but it looks like it was discontinued. Opera Mini is still around and there's also the Firefox-based browsh.