|
|
|
|
|
|
by csiegert
3439 days ago
|
|
|
They disabled the browser cache to put mild strain on the machine. Instead of visiting 10,000 pages to make sure the wifi is used over several hours, they visited the same handful pages and retrieved the whole data each time. If you visit then same pages with caching enabled, you barely use wifi because all data exists locally, which means it would not be a real-world test. Unluckily, disabling the cache in Safari triggered a bug that drained the battery. Disabling the cache is still a valid method to simulate actual web browsing, in my eyes. |
|
|