Now that web pages weigh in at tens of megabytes and make scores of external calls, those with bandwidth caps are in for a raw deal unless the trend turns. A pseudo-anonymous blogger makes the appeal to please keep your blog light, as in kilobytes per page rather than megabytes.
The light went on for him when moving to a mobile service plan with a 25MB per month limit. It turns out that 25MB is barely enough to load seven blog posts from the site Medium. There the pages can be 3.26MB each and 25 divded by 3.26 is only about 7.6. Pages of that size would have taken close to 10 minutes to load over an old dialup connection. Most other sites are just as bad or worse. He walks through some easy steps to guarantee a lean web site with low bandwidth requirements and fast load times.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Friday January 26 2018, @07:11PM (1 child)
cant believe this is informative
its like i was born in the wrong era. everyone should already know this right? please?
to use less bandwidth you can actually change settings and stuff? oh wait if you use chrome i guess they sort of dumb it down while adding freedom or something which is why all the geeks that dont
ahh
i am going back to my bridge and will post again from my apple newton. at least it wont even render these stupid graphics. never found a working version of lynx for it tho
(Score: 2) by Bot on Saturday January 27 2018, @07:54PM
> i am going back to my bridge
This is a very outspoken troll...
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