Background data transfer and script execution. Is there a way on inactive tabs?

Question

JavaScript

Hey!
Such a situation: if you go to another tab from the site, then after a while chrome stops the execution of scripts and data transfer. For example, on a website, by pressing a button, data is transmitted to the server every second. if you minimize the browser or switch to another tab, after 10-20 seconds the script stops running and the data does not go away.
Is there a way to still execute the script and pass data? I understand that chrome protection is triggered so as not to load the processor and the system as a whole, but maybe there is some kind of flag to disable on a specific site or, in principle, in the entire browser?
If there is such a thing as "visibilitychange" in the Page Visibility API, but as I understand it the other way around, allow the developer to stop scripts as soon as the focus is lost from the tab.

Answer 1

Use worker
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/DOM/Using_we...