> 2. The onload event should ideally be triggered 1 second after the resource has been seen regardless of whether it has been loaded or not. If that breaks too

> 2. The onload event should ideally be triggered 1 second after the resource has been seen regardless of whether it has been loaded or not. If that breaks too many websites, the timing granularity should be rounded to the greatest period possible. That would be horrible. Just to take my own site as an example, I embed thumbnails that expand to the full image when clicked upon. The image is first loaded through javascript, and my code waits for onload, so that my code knows the expected dimensions, then the image in the DOM gets the new URL and transitioned to the new size. Adding a delay here would make everything much slower and less pleasant to use.