The way to know which websites are large helps to avoid 3G and 4G
There are many ways to help you save 3G and 4G capacity, as before, Network Administrator introduced you to how to use Viettel 4G sharing, save 3G by Opera Max, or use Datally to save data Internet, . A good news for you is that Google Chrome is currently developing a new boost that warns users when accessing large websites. So our users have a new way to avoid costing 3G, 4G, right?
To identify a large web site, you need support from the Chrome Canary browser. Currently Chrome Canary browser only supports Windows, MacOS and Android.
- Download Google Chrome Canary for Windows
- Download Google Chrome Canary for MacOS
- Download Google Chrome Canary for Android
After downloading and installing the Chrome Canary version suitable for the device you are using via the link above, you open the browser and proceed to enable the ability to identify large web pages by searching the Heavy section. Page Capping . Or another quick way is to click on the following link: chrome: // flags / # enable-heavy-page-capping .
Now just turn on the feature and restart the browser is complete. From now on, every time you access the Internet, you will not need to worry that large websites will consume your 3G and 4G. For example, if you set a limit of 1MB, when accessing a site with data greater than 1MB, the browser will display a warning to decide whether to continue access or not.
Note: This feature is still in beta, so when using it you may encounter some problems. Hopefully, this feature will be improved steadily and officially introduced to users.
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