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We present an approach to improve users' web experience by dynamically reducing the complexity of websites rendered based on network conditions. Our approach is based on a simple insight - adjusting a browser window's scale (i.e., zooming in/out), changes the number of objects placed above-the-fold and thus hides the loading of objects pushed below the fold in the user scroll time.
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