Stupid Steps from XDA Developer About Chrome

Read the latest news about newly rumored chrome apps can bring in malware. Then the XDA developer website loads the solution article taken from a sample of someone who did disable DNS. It was just this time the XDA Developer website fooled into seeing Chrome apps.

The wrong way to disable DNS on Chrome. Because what Chrome does to speed up content content is correct, and it will be like that script load process. And if the reason XDA Developers provide solutions with DNS Disable because there are some readers who do not like to read an article that has no ads. This shows XDA Developer duplicity.

Keep in mind, the type of readers who want to read articles that do not want any ads, this is the type of the hacker passive !. Because readers who do not feel disturbed when reading an article that there is an ad is a wise reader, in the sense that the reader appreciate the writer's writings. Because for the wise reader he does not need to click on the ads he does not need and does not feel uncomfortable with the ad impressions interrupted the articles he read. This is the form of a mutually beneficial relationship between the author and the reader, both of which have respectively understood their respective positions.

And it does not stop the appearance of antipathy readers on the ads because many advertising settings that harm the reader, this is because the creator of the site advertisers make a pop up trick that can fool the reader. Cases like this, can not be generalized, that all ads that appear in an artikek is bad. So the solution presented xda developer is a stupid solution.

Because in addition to advertising issues and readers, disable DNS, This can not be for web developers, web programmers, because it will crash when testing the product. As for the reader, disable DNS, will damage the smartphone in the short term. Will pop up unfortunately.

We see this case appear to be nothing more than the efforts of chrome competitors who are not elegant. Testing an app can not be instant. That's what must be understood.

Adios.