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Google proposed Never-Slow Mode for Chrome in 2019 to enforce per-interaction budgets, blocking large scripts, fonts, and images to keep pages responsive. The feature drew criticism for potentially breaking content and never shipped. The web remains heavy, and the idea may return with revised limits.
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