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While nothing that's been said here is inherently wrong per se, a sample YT page load is ~5s to DOMContentLoaded, and without counting the video content, transf
by deathanatos 2y ago
While nothing that's been said here is inherently wrong per se, a sample YT page load is ~5s to DOMContentLoaded, and without counting the video content, transfers ~7 MiB worth of requests & ~95 requests for me, and visually, the entire page feels like it loads twice. (I thought it was redirecting, but the inspector says nope, that's a single page load.)
… while yeah… a lower bitrate upfront might lower the required bandwidth and thus, latency, to get enough of a buffer to start playback … all the bloat on the page would be a better first port of call.
- londons_explore 2y agoI assume most viewers will already have most of the youtube javascript warm in the cache... How much is loaded for a navigation from one video to the next?