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Or websites could just optimize themselves for fast “first render”. It’s not rocket science. Start by making sure your non-critical assets don’t block rendering

Or websites could just optimize themselves for fast “first render”. It’s not rocket science. Start by making sure your non-critical assets don’t block rendering. (E.g. many large news sites still have FOIT-inducing web fonts, which should be considered an amateur’s mistake at this point.)

blowski 11y ago
It's not an either/or. If this helps people who want content from slow websites without requiring the slow website to do very much, and it has no impact on existing websites, then what's the problem?