Google Chrome is in the process of testing a new, extremely interesting function that aims to help users find out very quickly which of the pages they access consume too much traffic when accessing. We are talking about an alert message like the one you can see in the image below, the Google Chrome browser will display the alert at the top of the screen, so exceeding the subscription traffic should not be a problem.
Google Chrome has implemented this new function in the latest Canary beta version for computers and phones, and based on it we can even stop the loading of a web page when the browser finds that it is too large. Google Chrome will allow the use of this function only with web pages that have implemented support for pause sub-resource request, so we shouldn't have the option available anywhere on the internet.
Google Chrome: NEW ALERT for Web Pages
Google Chrome allows the setting of maximum limits that the web pages we access can have, starting from 1 MB and reaching up to 15 MB, or even more, so each user can make the settings as he wants. In this idea, computer and phone users can have a much greater control over the Internet traffic made through Google Chrome when accessing web pages, so exceeding the traffic from subscriptions should no longer be a problem.
"Enable showing an InfoBar on data-heavy pages that allow the user to pause sub-resource request loading on the page. Using the 'Low' option will reduce the triggering threshold to 1MB. – Mac, Windows, Linux, Chrome OS, Android. chrome://flags/#enable-heavy-page-capping.”
Google Chrome has for some time implemented an option that allows limiting traffic consumption when browsing the Internet, so this will be an additional measure for those who need monitoring. Google Chrome has implemented this new function in the beta version of the browser, so it remains to be seen how long it will take until it will be available in the final version of the Google browser, so we will have to wait until it is ready.
