Tim Kadlec • 9/6/2018

Chrome's NOSCRIPT Intervention

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This article analyzes Chrome's NOSCRIPT intervention, a feature that disables JavaScript on slow (2G) networks to save data. It clarifies how the feature works, contrasting it with speculation, and provides a technical guide for enabling and testing the preview via Chrome flags on Android to see its impact on site functionality.

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