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aberforth123
7y ago
I could make this list better? https://webtest.app/worst.html
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aberforth123
7y ago
Loading New York Times on Brave vs uBlock Origin vs Chrome on Webtest.app: https://webtest.app/?url=https://nytimes.com
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aberforth123
7y ago
Or we stop promoting flights at all, cheap or expensive, just an idea to keep CO2 levels down.
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aberforth123
7y ago
What a shitty website is searchenginejournal, full with spyware: https://webtest.app/?url=https://www.searchenginejournal.com...
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Saving the Planet, One Unoptimized Website at a Time
(calendar.perfplanet.com)
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aberforth123
7y ago
Pff, what can we do to break the ad industry? It sucks on so many levels.
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aberforth123
7y ago
Yes, and use https://webtest.app to show the world we can speed up the web by blocking ads.
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aberforth123
7y ago
Good idea. Where do we start this shaming? I don't have the resources.
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aberforth123
7y ago
Cool, let's do this!
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aberforth123
7y ago
That's because there is more room for thumbnails in the right column because there is no ad on top. Weird right :). We have to block more!
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aberforth123
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A small part of the solution: Let's block ads! Proof: https://webtest.app/?url=https://www.wowhead.com
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aberforth123
7y ago
Nice write-up. What is your opinion on the following: Ads make people buy stuff they don't need. So if we would stop with ads everywhere, we can save the planet.
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aberforth123
7y ago
Ok, so how to we kill the ad industry? This is ridiculous.
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aberforth123
7y ago
Great project! The energy footprint of the internet is huge and should be addressed. For example: https://webtest.app/?url=https://www.huffingtonpost.ca/
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aberforth123
7y ago
Hackernews is a great example, or this one: https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/about.html
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7y ago
It's also just one test, and not hundreds. I just reran it, the result is now the other way around.
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Yeah I agree, but I have no idea where to get or even measure any metrics.
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aberforth123
7y ago
It's because there is more room in your browser for loading thumbnails..
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Brave browser tries this right?
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7y ago
Nobody cares, everybody just wants to monetize, while not even knowing which of those requests result in revenue. Just load everything and see what happens!
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7y ago
The goal is both!
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7y ago
Regarding: "Also I never realized it was SO BAD without adblock". That's part of the problem. We techies have no idea what's happening without an ad blocker because we all use one. This service wants to show the unseen.
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aberforth123
7y ago
I reran it: https://webtest.app/?url=https://www.lavozdegalicia.es
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aberforth123
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The screenshots didn't even load because the my tiny server ran out of memory when testing Reddit.
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aberforth123
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Check this service, it proofs you wrong
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aberforth123
7y ago
This was an old result from when the server didn't have enough memory for big sites (especially the version without uBO). I reran it for Reddit, you can see the result on the same URL.
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aberforth123
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In what way do you think news sites would pay for this service? They want full throttle ads everywhere right, not sure why this service is of any use. They just think: the more header bidding partners putting cookies everywhere the more mon
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7y ago
Will open source soon, need some refactoring first :).
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aberforth123
7y ago
Yes sorry, it's tough!
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aberforth123
7y ago
Indeed!
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