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    Marcel Freinbichler‏ @fr3ino May 25

    Because of #GDPR, USA Today decided to run a separate version of their website for EU users, which has all the tracking scripts and ads removed. The site seemed very fast, so I did a performance audit. How fast the internet could be without all the junk! 🙄 5.2MB → 500KBpic.twitter.com/xwSqqsQR3s

    5:05 PM - 25 May 2018
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      2. Marcel Freinbichler‏ @fr3ino May 25

        They went from a load time of more than 45 seconds to 3 seconds, from 124 (!) JavaScript files to 0, and from a total of more than 500 requests to 34.

        50 replies 1,144 retweets 3,246 likes
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      3. Marcel Freinbichler‏ @fr3ino May 25

        @paul_irish @firt @addyosmani @devnook look at this!

        15 replies 17 retweets 395 likes
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      4. Marcel Freinbichler‏ @fr3ino May 27

        To the people saying they've had the same fast experience for years because they use ad blockers like uBlock Origin: With uBlock enabled, the performance score improves from 3 to 11/100. 37 JS files are still loaded and loading time is 21sec. The main JS file alone is 399KB.pic.twitter.com/k1jbuEI3Ue

        11 replies 97 retweets 368 likes
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      5. Marcel Freinbichler‏ @fr3ino May 27

        The Verge shows a tracking-consent message when visiting the site from the EU. Most people will click "I Accept" to make it go away, but if you don't and hide the message via CSS, you won't be tracked and the site is way faster: 32 vs 5 secs load time 61 vs 2 JS files 2 vs 1 MBpic.twitter.com/Wd3ZFj9pNu

        40 replies 625 retweets 1,342 likes
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      2. Vasu Jain‏ @vasujain May 26
        Replying to @fr3ino

        What tool are you using to check the website performance?

        1 reply 5 retweets 65 likes
      3. Marcel Freinbichler‏ @fr3ino May 26
        Replying to @vasujain

        Lighthouse. It’s in Chrome‘s dev tools in the „audit“ tab.

        7 replies 25 retweets 604 likes
      4. Karl Laird‏ @karl_laird May 26
        Replying to @fr3ino @vasujain

        I found the result interesting until you mentioned lighthouse. We've found it to be amazingly inaccurate for even simple tests. Especially if a site supports mobile responsive layout

        1 reply 0 retweets 30 likes
      5. Marcel Freinbichler‏ @fr3ino May 27
        Replying to @karl_laird @vasujain

        Lighthouse runs the test at 3G speeds, to simulate how it would perform in the real world. You can simply open dev tools on the network tab and watch the page never finish loading because tracking scripts keep coming in.

        1 reply 1 retweet 55 likes
      6. Karl Laird‏ @karl_laird May 27
        Replying to @fr3ino @vasujain

        Except even when you turn off throttling, or compare what it's doing against an actual mobile in 3g its still wildly inaccurate

        4 replies 0 retweets 5 likes
      7. Reinier Kaper‏ @TheDutchCoder May 27
        Replying to @karl_laird @fr3ino @vasujain

        It's not supposed to mimic every single mobile device, it just simulates network speed (and some CPU throttling). It's an indication tool and good starting point. Best is still to do actual device tests, but you can't argue its value because an optimized site is always better.

        1 reply 0 retweets 51 likes
      8. Aaron‏ @aaroncawte May 27
        Replying to @TheDutchCoder @karl_laird and

        I've found I can vary the results significantly depending on the other programs I have open. Guess my PC isn't powerful enough for it. That said, it's still a great tool for reminding you of good practices.

        1 reply 0 retweets 10 likes
      9. Cris Haest‏ @crishaest May 28
        Replying to @aaroncawte @TheDutchCoder and

        So run the audit through a few others and you’ll still see a major difference. All the tracking pixels and advertisement code blocks seriously slow down a website’s performance. That’s an undeniable fact. I suggest: Nibbler, Seositecheckup, seoptimer, woorank, & nu HTML checker.

        1 reply 0 retweets 4 likes
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      2. Igor Tarasov‏ @polosatus May 27
        Replying to @fr3ino

        I have one word for you: uBlock

        4 replies 0 retweets 2 likes
      3. Marcel Freinbichler‏ @fr3ino May 27
        Replying to @polosatus

        Marcel Freinbichler Retweeted Marcel Freinbichler

        https://twitter.com/fr3ino/status/1000697891852300289 …

        Marcel Freinbichler added,

        Marcel Freinbichler @fr3ino
        To the people saying they've had the same fast experience for years because they use ad blockers like uBlock Origin: With uBlock enabled, the performance score improves from 3 to 11/100. 37 JS files are still loaded and loading time is 21sec. The main JS file alone is 399KB. pic.twitter.com/k1jbuEI3Ue
        Show this thread
        2 replies 2 retweets 43 likes
      4. Axelerator Mark VII‏ @axel_hexed May 27
        Replying to @fr3ino @polosatus

        is there any way one of you brilliant coders out there could cobble together a Firefox extension that auto-hides/closes GDPR pop-ups without agreeing to the terms? Or redirects users to the alternate/less-tracked versions of various websites? Would be incredible.

        4 replies 3 retweets 36 likes
      5. António Trindade‏ @AMiguelTrindade May 27
        Replying to @axel_hexed @fr3ino @polosatus

        Not really GDP-specific, but I recently got to know uMatrix, a relatively advanced filtering tool for Firefox.

        0 replies 3 retweets 12 likes
      6. End of conversation
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      2. Lurking Grue‏ @LurkingGrue May 28
        Replying to @fr3ino

        Would you believe me If I told you that you can have that internet right now:https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ublock-origin/cjpalhdlnbpafiamejdnhcphjbkeiagm?hl=en …

        1 reply 3 retweets 16 likes
      3. Marcel Freinbichler‏ @fr3ino May 28
        Replying to @LurkingGrue

        Marcel Freinbichler Retweeted Marcel Freinbichler

        https://twitter.com/fr3ino/status/1000697891852300289 …

        Marcel Freinbichler added,

        Marcel Freinbichler @fr3ino
        To the people saying they've had the same fast experience for years because they use ad blockers like uBlock Origin: With uBlock enabled, the performance score improves from 3 to 11/100. 37 JS files are still loaded and loading time is 21sec. The main JS file alone is 399KB. pic.twitter.com/k1jbuEI3Ue
        Show this thread
        0 replies 1 retweet 14 likes
      4. End of conversation
      1. New conversation
      2. Λmine‏ @aminecodes May 25
        Replying to @fr3ino

        There should be a plugin that brings the GDPR compliant version of any website without routing the network to another location.

        13 replies 62 retweets 519 likes
      3. Sara Kubik, PhD‏ @SaraKubik May 25
        Replying to @aminecodes @fr3ino

        Cool idea.

        1 reply 0 retweets 27 likes
      4. Frank Jonen‏Verified account @frankjonen May 25
        Replying to @SaraKubik @aminecodes @fr3ino

        Or just use the Brave browser.

        9 replies 9 retweets 179 likes
      5. Random Firefox User‏ @RandomFFUser May 25
        Replying to @frankjonen @SaraKubik and

        Or Firefox with uBlockOrigin :D

        4 replies 4 retweets 127 likes
      6. Antonio Pacheco‏ @apacheco73 May 25
        Replying to @RandomFFUser @frankjonen and

        Or #uMatrix which is more powerful but definitively for experts

        6 replies 2 retweets 45 likes
      7. Random Firefox User‏ @RandomFFUser May 26
        Replying to @apacheco73 @frankjonen and

        Yeah.... I think you get more features from uMatrix + Firefox than you get out of Brave.

        2 replies 1 retweet 28 likes
      8. Jeremy Walter, CFP‏ @jeremywalter May 26
        Replying to @RandomFFUser @apacheco73 and

        Kinda a novice here ... But where would Duck Duck Go fit into that conversation?

        2 replies 0 retweets 2 likes
      9. QuantumStatist‏ @QuantumStatist May 26
        Replying to @jeremywalter @apacheco73 and

        For another perspective, DDG promises not to track you and not to selectively promote sites to you. The downside is that search results don't always come back in a way that is easiest to get meaningful information from.

        2 replies 0 retweets 7 likes
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