[developerDan]

All of this computing power and it will still barely be able to load web pages without an ad blocker.

[KMnO4]

Show me a chip 10000x more powerful and I’ll show you a program that runs 10000x slower

[guidedlight]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andy_and_Bill%27s_law

[Dban1]

Nintendo Switch played this concept well contrapositively

[drdaeman]

At this point it should be possible to just read the page and extract only actually meaningful and relevant information (+ navigation bits) from it, effectively presenting a "reader mode"-like view instead of the original page content with all the junk and bloat.

[akmarinov]

That’s already a thing, it’s called Reader, built into Safari

[drdaeman]

Ah, that's cool if it's better than other browsers' reader modes. I'm currently on GNU/Linux so I don't have this option, and none of the browsers that I know about have anything actually usable as a daily driver (so, site navigation, simple forms, etc) rather than decluttering articles now and then.

[numpad0]

Reinforces my belief that there must be evolutionary pressure forcing apps and shells to be just buttery sluggish.

[throwaway314155]

You can get ad blockers in the app store, btw.

[heyoni]

Also by downloading Firefox which comes with a safari plugin