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Thanks for the insights (I have never implemented lazy loading myself so it's interesting to read about it). > As for that blur, medium definitely overdoes it

Thanks for the insights (I have never implemented lazy loading myself so it's interesting to read about it). > As for that blur, medium definitely overdoes it with that, doing it on the canvas and all. Yeah I find it really hostile from a UX point of view. P.S. I just looked at your imgur and the ones that are more intelligible to me are the smaller pictures in the bottom raw, while I wouldn't be able to say what's in the first two larger pictures (interestingly, it seems that with blurry pictures the larger the picture, the harder it is to guess the contents).

mastazi 9y ago
> the smaller pictures in the bottom raw sorry, I meant "row"
kuschku 9y ago
You can try yourself on quasseldroid.info if it loads better for you than medium — usually it should. That said, none of it is easy to optimize. The ideal goal is to only load images if they're actually needed, only in the size that is needed, to always show at least a placeholder, and to ensure the loading never causes the page to reflow. That's why all this complicated loading is used, to give the illusion of a faster site.