I have mine at 50kb, and most things load, but I do get some images that don’t. Just play with it and increase it until the frequency you need to tap pictures to render them doesn’t piss you off anymore.
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Raymond Hill is a hero of our times. Not even kidding.
*googles the name*
Well, I mean we all have our own ideas about the world.
True, true
Ad blockers don’t protect you against dumbass frontend devs who serve 5mb png files to be stuffed into 600x400 boxes.
I especially hated wallpaper website that load full size pictures on previews grids
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Shit, I might use that on a desktop with broadband.
Is 50kb enough or should I go higher.
Also. Thanks!
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Thank you, this helps a lot
I have mine at 50kb, and most things load, but I do get some images that don’t. Just play with it and increase it until the frequency you need to tap pictures to render them doesn’t piss you off anymore.
Thank you.
Thanks kind stranger, I didn’t realize this was configurable.