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From what I remember, it got much worse the moment they started requiring JS for displaying what would otherwise be mostly static (and thus easily cached) conte
by userbinator 6mo ago
From what I remember, it got much worse the moment they started requiring JS for displaying what would otherwise be mostly static (and thus easily cached) content.
- embedding-shape 6mo agoUsed to be full page loads when you clicked on links too, performance got a lot worse (for me), both network-wise and client-side-wise when that changed.