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Have those findings been independently confirmed? Has Google said anything? Is it dependent on certain e.g. server-side factors? Did Google "get this wrong" or
by crazygringo 2y ago
Have those findings been independently confirmed?
Has Google said anything? Is it dependent on certain e.g. server-side factors? Did Google "get this wrong" or was this intentional? E.g. is it by far a net positive to be faster on slow internet where the difference is perceivable, than to be slower on fast internet because it's still lightning-fast even when it's slower?
- nyrikki 2y agoGoogle's needs are not most people's needs, "wrong" for them is different than "wrong" for general users.
- crazygringo 2y agoI don't know what you mean. In this particular instance, the point is to speed up page loads. In this particular case, speed increases are most people's needs.