reducing mobile broadband usage?

Dreamnine

One thing, though. T-mob does have some kind of content lock - You Tube, for example, although iPlayer is ok. 3 is better for not prohibiting sites. I think they want a credit card no./proof of age to disable this. I haven't bothered - the dodgy sites I visit seem to be ok with them. http://www.dreamindemon.com/

web_ferret

jassi_9 wrote: »

thanks



i have managed to downlaod firefox, with flashblock and adblock add-ons, but i cant find one for the picture blocking as talked about by "web ferret", any idea's what this is exactly called, or if i still need it?


cheers

Its here
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/5613?src=api

Image Block adds a toggle button that conditionally blocks/allows loading of images on webpages. Blocking images results in faster browsing, especially helpful on handheld devices or slower connections like GSM/GPRS/EDGE dial-up etc.

If you use the BBC new & weather websites they do a low graphics version - Just save this as a favourite or bookmark.