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Aha, maybe I misunderstood the example initially. In this case it could be a rate limiting feature that would ensure your browser is not making an excessive amo
by VPenkov 5y ago
Aha, maybe I misunderstood the example initially. In this case it could be a rate limiting feature that would ensure your browser is not making an excessive amount of http requests.
That said, some parallelization should happen so it could go faster. So it does sound like there was no attempt to make it good for users.
- Adrox 5y agoExcept it only happens when you don't wanna be tracked. In case you opt-in for ALL the cookies it's instantaneous...
- xigoi 5y agoTurning off spyware requires zero requests. You could even say it requires a negative number of requests.
- vurpo 5y agoThis process requires no requests, no processing, nothing at all. It's literally asking the user "do you want us to make extra requests and data processing, or not do anything at all?", so choosing the "no" option should result in nothing at all being done "behind the scenes".