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I usually append /h/ to the URL (/mail/h/) and get a HTML version. It can work even without JS and it has classic design with small rows that works well on my small screen. No Material Design and no huge elements with large offsets.
this does not work for me. when I type "gmail.com" it redirects to: https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#inbox where should I put the /h/?
https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/h/Perhaps google is doing this too?
Malwarebytes and McAfee cause this. Something to do with updating policies.
Side note... not related to the same root cause, but related to a similar end user problem... I've been staying in a lot of hotels lately and using a lot of very slow internet connections (not by choice, that's just what is available) and I wish Chrome had some sort of "low bandwidth" mode where it would only allow requests from your current tab, or maybe current window (easily open a new window to control which tabs…
Haven't we figured out thread prioritization by now? Can't we make sure something draws 60 times per second while things are going on in the background? My Android Studio build should be totally isolated from my inbox.
I know this is a bit orthogonal to the article and that I'm certainly not well informed about Operating Systems these days, I'd love to get schooled in the comments.
So basically it is the problem with CFG (exploit protection) which is not ready for the cases when there are many allocations and freeing of excutable memory blocks.
It also uncovered a "bug" (performance weakness?) in v8 that they were able to fix so less CFG blocks were allocated.
So kind of a win/win in the end, bugs fixed, world a slightly better place.
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I usually append /h/ to the URL (/mail/h/) and get a HTML version. It can work even without JS and it has classic design with small rows that works well on my small screen. No Material Design and no huge elements with large offsets.
I hate material design. I don't want more vacant space, I want density. Ive always loved Japanese website layouts. Content is beauty.
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I need 27 seconds on Firefox 52.9 ESR (Debian) and about 20,287 kbyte of data transferred in 148 requests just to reach an idle GMail tab. What is all this stuff even doing?
I usually append /h/ to the URL (/mail/h/) and get a HTML version. It can work even without JS and it has classic design with small rows that works well on my small screen. No Material Design and no huge elements with large offsets.