It’s even more user hostile when your connection is not great. It’s horrible UX when you open a bunch of tabs in the background and then when you try to read t

It’s even more user hostile when your connection is not great. It’s horrible UX when you open a bunch of tabs in the background and then when you try to read them, they haven’t loaded properly. Especially if you are on a train or something where your Internet connection is spotty and they could have loaded at the point you opened the tab, but now they cannot. The main improvement here is that if it is built into the browser instead of implemented individually on each site with JavaScript, there’s a better chance you’ll be able to disable it globally.