Yeah, same here. So much about what people target as far as how a page loads seems to mostly be based simply on whatever some web famous person said should be done. Without any research to back up the "whys".

I spotted this research from a tweet: https://twitter.com/dparzych/status/759065074111700992

Thumbs up to vanilla micro libraries.

Yeah, that's a great alternative. Thanks for mentioning.

+1 for the solid alternative. I hadn't see this before. Thanks!

I feel you. I wish there was a better way. However, the application is currently using only 7MB or RAM and 0% CPU, according to the activity monitor (MBA ~ 2012). A small price to pay if reducing distractions is important to you.

Hmmm, I'm not sure that has a similar effect. But use whatever works, I guess.

I often run sublime text next to my browser window. Obviously this depends on how you like to work. For me, this was a nice hack.

Automation Anywhere appears to have posted it first: https://web.archive.org/web/20140625050118/http://www.automa...

Don't hate.