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But you intuitively knew that - - now it's quantified.
BBC.Com has an article that declares just how much.
Sadly, Ad-blockers can end up "triggering convoluted workaround logic and complex disguising of ads that increase script execution time", he told The Register.
see the article for the details.
BBC.Com has an article that declares just how much.
- About 60% of the total loading time of a page was caused by scripts that place adverts or analyse what users do
- Javascript code helping Google place ads on pages and analyse user activity bestowed the longest delays
- its analytics system were found on the largest number of sites in the million sampled
- these can add more than two-thirds of a second to loading times
- WordAds script for WordPress blogs that, all by itself, can delay the arrival of an entire page by up to 2.5 seconds.
see the article for the details.