Google Chrome's 'Lite Mode' is off

Google is about to end the special feature of Chrome browser 'Chrome Lite Mode'. Eight years ago, in 2014, Google launched a data saver called Chrome Lite Mood on mobile devices. It works by diverting web pages through a Google server before downloading to the device. This way each page is optimized so that less data is required for the page to load faster.

But eight years later, Google now thinks data savers are not necessary. Google has also announced that the feature will be removed from Chrome on March 29. Chrome M100 will be released on the same day; This is basically the Chrome Support Manager. It will become an alternative to chrome light. According to Google, in the last few years, we have seen that the cost of mobile data has decreased in many countries. We've also made a number of changes to Chrome to reduce data usage and make web pages load faster. We promise that pages can be loaded quickly on mobile via Chrome, even if the light mode is canceled.