Ereader for web browsing

[salamanderjuice]

Originally Posted by ottischwenk

The brake is the slow screen and slow connections combined with ad videos and similar shenanigans.

Again, I have Boox with Android 9 and 10 (different 8 core CPU)
and Likebook updated to Android 8.1 and original 8.1 (8 core vs 4 core CPU) and can't see any difference in browsing when I use A2 mode.

But I also read some of the downloaded in the meantime.

I use a pi-hole on my network. There is no ads. For some Javascript heavy sites the CPU absolutely is the bottleneck and the amount of RAM absolutely will lead to sites being reloaded when you have too many tabs. The browser does not matter, nor the screen mode. This is just as true on LCD tablets. The specs of these devices are low enough that it absolutely does matter. 2GB of RAM is a 1/3 to 1/2 the RAM of most $300 phones. It's not a huge amount.

[ottischwenk]

Originally Posted by Ereadlog

not to be rude, but you have no idea what you are talking about, this is completely false (and made up) and you clearly have never used EinkBro (I assume if u used it you wouldnt make stuff up like that)

You are wrong!
I used it briefly and then discarded it because it took much longer to load the page like Google Chrome, for example.
Of course, Boox Note Air was faster than my P78 due to the higher computing power - but I hardly notice any difference with Chrome.
For me, this app is unsuitable as a benchmark for browsing speed.

But the app may be useful for old EInk devices that cannot yet use A2 and therefore blink when scrolling.

But I prefer to see the pages as they are designed - even if they are, for example, 10,000 lines long (e.g. Facebook).