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"Justin Dolske: How's this compare on mobile, where memory/cpu/network are often far more limited and slower?"If you are curious about the memory/cpu usage, you can save the webpage as .mht and open that. The MHT format stores every media in base64.As for network: The "disable images" is a very effective way to save bandwidth. If you embed them using datauri, you make this it worthless.The only exception is the favicon which seem to get downloaded by every graphical browser, even when images are turned off.
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"Justin Dolske: How's this compare on mobile, where memory/cpu/network are often far more limited and slower?"
If you are curious about the memory/cpu usage, you can save the webpage as .mht and open that. The MHT format stores every media in base64.
As for network: The "disable images" is a very effective way to save bandwidth. If you embed them using datauri, you make this it worthless.
The only exception is the favicon which seem to get downloaded by every graphical browser, even when images are turned off.