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I'm curious if a more strict html parser would actually be faster. Browsers are not really fast on my Android, and I wish they were fast.
by jokoon 4y ago
I'm curious if a more strict html parser would actually be faster.
Browsers are not really fast on my Android, and I wish they were fast.
- mst 4y agoDepending on what sites you're mostly accessing, it may be worth experimenting with Firefox Mobile plus uBlock Origin plus perhaps one or more of the extra anti-(ad|bloat)ware extensions. Chrome is definitely faster in a straight line but once I've got Firefox configured it's (to me) significantly more pleasant to use (and I like the current UI better than Chrome's though that's -definitely- not a universal opinion, mileage may vary as ever).
- exyi 4y agoI have yet to see a slow HTML-only website ;) (which is not 10MB single file spec or entire book). Really, I don't think html parsing is a huge bottleneck and these few parser exceptions don't seem to be that hard to implement - just close a tag if opening one of a predefined list, no backtracking or something expensive.