Simon Hearne • 8/13/2019

Native image lazy loading has landed in Chrome, maybe don't use it

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The article analyzes Chrome 76's new native image lazy loading via the 'loading' attribute. It explains the performance benefits of lazy loading but warns developers that replacing existing JavaScript solutions now may degrade user experience due to limited browser support (especially lacking in Safari) and incomplete initial implementation, advising a cautious approach.

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Native image lazy loading has landed in Chrome, maybe don't use it

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