When choosing a tariff plan with limited traffic, the task arises to stretch the allocated volume for as long as possible. This is possible when using a number of services designed to compress information downloaded to a PC when surfing the web.
Instructions
Step 1
To save traffic, set up programs to start automatically when you turn on your computer - exclude from it the maximum number of programs that require a network connection, as well as those that can download updates. Use the Loonies Admint program. It would be optimal to disable the autostart of all programs - this way you will be insured against automatic downloading of updates.
Step 2
Turn off the download of pictures and applications in your web browser settings. These elements account for up to sixty percent of the page weight, by disabling their loading, you will significantly reduce traffic consumption.
Step 3
Use Turbo mode in the Opera web browser. This mode is used, as a rule, to speed up the loading of pages and consists in the fact that before getting to your computer, the information first passes through a proxy server, where it is compressed. This applies to both pictures and java and flash elements. In this case, the savings will be up to thirty to forty percent.
Step 4
Take advantage of specialized traffic compression services. Most of them are paid, but there is also the possibility of using them for free. The difference between regular and paid access is the waiting time for downloading from the proxy server - with the paid option it is much less. These services work on the same principle as the Opera browser in Turbo mode, but the traffic savings reach fifty to sixty percent.
Step 5
Download any version of the Opera mini browser to completely minimize the traffic consumed when surfing the web. With this browser you can save up to eighty percent of the original traffic, and if you disable the download of java, flash and images - up to ninety percent. Initially, this browser was designed for mobile devices, so you need to download and install a java emulator first.
