Chrome Data Saver can now disable images altogether
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- AnonD-81610
- 3pw
- 03 Dec 2015
I know that some pages look really awful (text is all over the place) when you remove images, but the newer and updated pages do look somewhat nice (like the one in picture).
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- ithehappy
- rKD
- 03 Dec 2015
Why not also block ads so even more data will be saved? Oh I forgot.. Google can't do that... That's why I use firefox for Android with image block and ublock origin addon.
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- Anonymous
- RYf
- 02 Dec 2015
Anonymous, 02 Dec 2015Cool. Now will data saver disable... ads? ;-)I'm fine with text ads. I would very much like this option to shut off all images.
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- Anonymous
- mRt
- 02 Dec 2015
Cool. Now will data saver disable... ads? ;-)
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- Anonymous
- 9GH
- 02 Dec 2015
Anonymous, 02 Dec 2015Images are among the biggest data guzzlers and time wasters... more^^^^^^^
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- flower
- 0nD
- 02 Dec 2015
get enough data packs, people and enjoy internet!
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- Anonymous
- Nu7
- 02 Dec 2015
AnonD-222770, 02 Dec 2015Disabling the images is not mean the data saving. Images are among the biggest data guzzlers and time wasters when it comes to to page loading in Web browsing..
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- AnonD-222770
- 0GR
- 02 Dec 2015
Disabling the images is not mean the data saving.
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- Anonymous
- T6r
- 02 Dec 2015
Finally! I can actually read the damn news in Chrome instead of having to switch browsers!
Seriously, between internal ads (other articles or junk on the site), external ads (regular ads) and articles including generic pictures that are obviously googled for the article and usually have little or nothing to do with it, reading the news on mobile data kind'a sucks if you're on a low mothly data cap.
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- FAISAL
- bEJ
- 02 Dec 2015
niceeeeeee