Bubble should allow developers to choose which plugins load on specific pages instead of automatically loading them across the entire app.
During an audit, I found that plugins alone were adding about 298.8 kB (~2,390 kilobits) of scripts—even on an empty page. This creates unnecessary overhead, especially when those plugins aren’t used everywhere.
To put this into perspective:
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On slow 2G (~50 kbps): ~50 seconds to load
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On 3G (~500 kbps): ~4–5 seconds
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On fast 4G (~10 Mbps): ~0.2–0.3 seconds
While this may seem small on fast connections, it significantly impacts users on slower networks and increases overall load time, affecting performance and user experience.
Giving developers control over per-page plugin loading would:
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Reduce unused JavaScript
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Improve page speed and performance
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Enhance user experience, especially in low-bandwidth environments
This would be a valuable optimization feature for scaling apps efficiently.
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