Google Chrome may get a 'Never Slow Mode' feature to provide a faster page loading experience to users
Google is working on a new feature called
Alex Russel, who is heading this feature development, has given an initial outline about this feature's working process.
In recent days, Google is working on various new features to improve the Chrome user experience. Recently they have introduced Password Checkup extension for Google Chrome that automatically warns users in case your password is compromised in a data breach and will automatically reset the password of your Google account if exposed in a third party data breach. And now, the company is said to be working on a new feature called Never Slow Mode that will improve the Google Chrome browsing experience.
The
After adding this feature, Google Chrome will load only those scripts that take less than 200 ms to complete the execution. Apart from that, the feature will also count some additional constraints as mentioned below:
- Per-image max size: 1MiB
- Total image budget: 2MiB
- Per-stylesheet max size: 100KiB
- Total stylesheet budget: 200KiB
- Per-script max size: 50KiB
- Total script budget: 500KiB
- Per-font max size: 100KiB
- Total font budget: 100KiB
- Total connection limit: 10
- Long-task limit: 200ms
There are no information currently available about the release date of Never Slow Mode feature. The company is going to thoroughly test this before bringing it to the main channel as this may break many sites having huge content/resources being referenced in a page.

Why not reach little more and connect with me directly on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn. I would love to hear your thoughts and opinions.