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by aitchnyu
2509 days ago
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I see my colleague making a web app that forces the browser into 100% CPU on scroll, just to animate a shrinking nav bar. Also a page that wont settle in for 15 seconds until assets from Google Fonts downloaded and all scripts have run. So I secretly pray for a draconian anti-js order imposed on us, even though my minimal Vue scripts will go away. |
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By default, browsers should throttle websites. Throttle their CPU and their ram usage, and websites can then ask for permission to be unthrottled.
We have very capable computers now. But the web feels just as slow. Some negative pressure against bloat is sorely sorely needed.