Would enabling 2-factor auth and using an app-specific passowrd in this case still work? worth a try I guess: https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/185833

I remember doing something similar a few years ago, I needed autocomplete for a shipping ports field, the data was too big though so I ended up using a csv file in an aws lamda function that filters based on the selected country and returns a much smaller subset. It lazy loaded after the user selected the country. To keep response times low I had to do a binary search on the raw csv bytes. It felt like I was reinventing databases but I liked the idea of it being self contained in a function.

Have you looked into s3 select api, you can do sql against a flat file and return just the result all from s3, not too shabby to build a poor mans serverless database.

Does it have to load early though, if possible you can load it on demand after the page has fully loaded.

My site's not huge and mobile ads were only ~$150/mo. I might revisit it later, but for now I'm willing to take the path of least resistance.

On desktop, the small arrow next to the search result url still shows the cached link when available.

Professional UI people are great! I'm so glad modern UIs are so obvious, intuitive, and discoverable.

WindowsKey+Shift+S for taking screenshots for a part of the screen.

You can also change so that PrtScn directly opens the snipping tool which is far superior by checking “Use the PrtScn button to open screen snipping” in Settings > Ease of Access > Keyboard: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/398094200710889482/68...

This equivalent to the new macOS Mojave shortcut Command+Shift+5.

This may be of interest to you. https://getsharex.com/

This works only in chrome though.