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Page size & browser cache

anyimg

Chevereto Member
Hello,

This problem is general.

When you explore images (Including users images/album) , page after page after page (Endless scrolling mode), you will notice slow browsing due to page size and increased cache in your browser.

But this problem does not occur with sites such as tumblr.
 
Endless scrolling is actually a very bad idea in any case scenario because while you are effectively taking chunks of data, you need a place to store that stuff and in a web browser that will be always RAM. Either because of the nodes or by the data array you will always be find that is more resource expensive than normal listings.

It also depends on each machine because larger res like 4K will require significantly more resources to do this stuff. You need lots RAM to draw those images (lots of nodes).

Unfortunately web browsers draw very low resources so endless scrolling in html is meh.
 
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