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Their solution stops the reloads for each browser and has the benefit of alerting the user that something's wrong, without hammering "somewhere".
by chwahoo 12y ago
Their solution stops the reloads for each browser and has the benefit of alerting the user that something's wrong, without hammering "somewhere".
- invisible 12y agoBut if users just click OK multiple times it still means more requests (since it was happening every 2secs).