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Even the big IT companies can't make it work so why would you?
My best best advices are not listed there - Stop using Google CDNs - Stop using Google fonts - Don't put Google Analytics in the header (or don't use it) otherwise will block/delay the browser load the website. Most of the websites just timeout because of those 3 things and make the website imposible to navigate. If you host your website in a normal VPS, without using Google services you will have a quite nice chance…
Does just having links on a page (e.g. Google Maps link or FB profile) cause slow page load?
If you're loading them asynchronously, no.
[1] https://crossborder.digital/how-to-test-your-page-loading-speed-in-china/Why bother? There's no internet in China anyway, whatever hacks you are going to use, the result will be completely random at best and your website working or not there is just a matter of luck. Even the big IT companies can't make it work so why would you?
My best best advices are not listed there - Stop using Google CDNs - Stop using Google fonts - Don't put Google Analytics in the header (or don't use it) otherwise will block/delay the browser load the website. Most of the websites just timeout because of those 3 things and make the website imposible to navigate. If you host your website in a normal VPS, without using Google services you will have a quite nice chance…
Why bother? There's no internet in China anyway, whatever hacks you are going to use, the result will be completely random at best and your website working or not there is just a matter of luck. Even the big IT companies can't make it work so why would you?
Uh, what?
Any suggestions of services that help a company obtain the ICP License?
Any suggestions of services that help a company obtain the ICP License?
Why bother? There's no internet in China anyway, whatever hacks you are going to use, the result will be completely random at best and your website working or not there is just a matter of luck. Even the big IT companies can't make it work so why would you?
More than 40% of the world's e-commerce transactions currently take place in China. The United States’ share of the market is 24%, down from 35% in 2005.
Why bother? There's no internet in China anyway, whatever hacks you are going to use, the result will be completely random at best and your website working or not there is just a matter of luck. Even the big IT companies can't make it work so why would you?
> There's no internet in China anyway Uh, what?