I'd like to see you do a video that explains why in the past 5 - 7 years a web
page takes up around 400MB of memory compared to the same site(s) of yesteryear that used around 5MB at most, and work out if it's the fault of poor web code development or poor browser coding.
There's one for you mate
It may take an entire web series to work out.
(07-26-2017, 05:33 PM)Britec Wrote: [ -> ]I use this company, cheap and super fast https://www.cloudways.com/en/
It's not the speed at issue but more the RAM usage in a browser when accessing a web page. Test it on any modern browser and modern website then compare with old browsers and old versions of those websites.
Try CNN.com for example.
What site are we talking about? Link?
(07-26-2017, 05:52 PM)GuiltySpark Wrote: [ -> ] (07-26-2017, 05:33 PM)Britec Wrote: [ -> ]I use this company, cheap and super fast https://www.cloudways.com/en/
It's not the speed at issue but more the RAM usage in a browser when accessing a web page. Test it on any modern browser and modern website then compare with old browsers and old versions of those websites.
YouTube's new layout is one of those, it's killing my current very mediocre to bad PC, thankfully I'm upgrading soon™
, but that depends on Z370 and Volta
(07-26-2017, 09:53 PM)Britec Wrote: [ -> ]What site are we talking about? Link?
There's many sites nowadays that this happens on
https://us.cnn.com/ is one
https://bbc.co.uk is another there are literally tons of sites where this occurs and it's not the adverts that cause it just pick a web page (for example the Home page of each).
Try those sites as they are now and use waybackmachine to test out a page from about 10 years ago (for example) and use different browsers from the old Netscape through to a current IE / Edge / Chrome / FireFox etc and you'll see a huge leap in the amount of browser memory being used in the current sites compared to how they used to be designed.
My question is, is it a case of the browsers or the web pages that cause it and what exactly is doing this. Bloatware in the browser or background (hidden) code in the webpage?
My guess is the huuuuge amount of JS those sites have
(07-26-2017, 10:12 PM)UABF44 Wrote: [ -> ]My guess is the huuuuge amount of JS those sites have
It's possible, but there is no need for it as the old browsers will still show the content of a current webpage just without js so why use it.
GS its because big brother's eyes are watching you 10 years ago
big brother's eyes were not watching the internet that much