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> I didn't ask for on my limited bandwidth. Your browser asked for it though. Maybe fix you browser so it isn't doing things you don't like? Of course with HT
by xai3luGi 12y ago
> I didn't ask for on my limited bandwidth.
Your browser asked for it though. Maybe fix you browser so it isn't doing things you don't like?
Of course with HTTP/2, websites will be able to send you stuff that even your browser didn't ask for.
- Forlien 12y agoIsn't fixing his browser exactly what curiouscats is doing by blocking flash?
- frankzinger 12y agoHTTP/2 makes provision for the rejection of pushed resources.
- digi_owl 12y agoI for one did, and its called Noscript. And waddayouknow, it blocks ads (as a side "benefit")...