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I'd like to see more mobile browsers support the mobile media type... And to see them handle the CSS display: none; in a different way.
As it stands, you can't rely on them supporting the mobile media type, and even if you hide things, like the aforementioned images, it'll still grab them, just won't display. Which means sure, the page will render pretty quickly, but it'll continue 'loading' in the background. I think it'd be better if they just didn't load things that were display:none... I don't *think* that's the 'standard' way to handle display:none, but it would probably work better.
Of course that's basically every mobile browser... Not limited to just PPC. The only mobile platform I haven't seen the problem in is the X11 ROMs on the Zauri, where some people have run full Firefox installs. Opera (on the Zaurus again) seems to be not-too-bad in this respect too, though. At least it has a *very* robust page re-forming system that can re-flow pages to fit a handheld screen quite well.
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