The article will discuss how to save traffic in Google Chrome. This mode is also called "Turbo", and almost everyone has seen it in browsers such as Yandex Browser or Opera. However, in Google Chrome this component is missing, and you won’t be able to save traffic. In order to keep up with competitors, the application developers made a special extension - “Traffic Saving” (specifically in Google Chrome). If you do not know how to install it, then this article will be useful to you.
How to find and install the extension
In order to find the function "Save traffic", in Google Chrome you need to get to the menu of the same name. To do this, find and press the "Menu" button in the upper right part of the window. A context menu will open, in it hover over "Additional Tools" and select "Extensions".
You will see a tab in which all the extensions that are currently installed will be displayed. Then you need to go to the store, for this, go down to the end and click on the "More extensions" link.
So you got into that very store. In order not to spend a lot of time and not to look for the "Traffic Saving" mode in Google Chrome manually, it is better to use the search. The search bar is in the left panel at the very top, enter "data saver" there.
You will see all the search results. We are interested in the "Extensions" section, the first in the list there should be the desired utility "Traffic Saving". In Google Chrome, in order to install it, you must click "Install." Next, you need confirmation, agree - and the download and installation will begin.
How to enable the extension
If everything went well, and "Traffic Saving" was installed in your browser, then in the upper part of the window, next to the "Menu" button, there should be an extension icon.
To enable it, click LMB on the icon. A menu will open. By checking the box, enable traffic saving, unchecking - turn it off. Also here you can observe statistics that will show the amount of saved traffic.