It is impossible to increase the data transfer speed without switching to another tariff. But you can use the services of intermediate servers. They receive data via a fast channel, process them, and the result of processing, which has a small volume, is transmitted to the user.
Instructions
Step 1
On a desktop computer, to use a server that compresses data, you will have to use the Opera browser version 10 or higher. In the lower left corner of its window, find the button with the speedometer emblem. Click on it and it will turn dark. From this point on, the browser receives data not directly, but through a proxy server. And the button displays information about how many times the speed has increased. For example: "x4". Pressing this button again will return the browser to normal mode.
Step 2
The price to pay for the increase in speed will be the degradation of the image quality. Any of them, if desired, can, if desired, be seen in its original form by right-clicking and selecting the "Reload image in original quality" item. Also, any Flash applets that webmasters do not provide for automatic replacement with animated GIFs will be displayed as gray circles with a Play button in the middle. To force the browser to download and run such an applet, click this button.
Step 3
Other common browsers (Firefox, Chrome, Safari, IE and others) are not able to interact with this intermediate server. If you use one of these browsers, please use other data compression services:
Step 4
The same services can be used when accessing the Internet from a mobile phone. But specialized browsers are much more convenient: Opera Mini and UCWEB. Before installing any of them, check that the access point is configured correctly: its name should begin with the word internet. If you wish, activate the unlimited access service. Please note that the sites that the operator allows you to visit without charging data transfer will still have to be viewed through the built-in browser and without using any intermediate servers.
Step 5
A high subscription fee in combination with a low data transfer rate may result from the use of an archived tariff. If it turns out that this is so, change it to a valid tariff that is suitable in terms of parameters, be sure to unlimited. The speed will increase and the subscription fee will decrease.
