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If it failed to load, it would leave behind an img tag that failed to load, like any non-lazy-loaded image. Unless you’re talking about JavaScript code failing
by oefrha 7y ago
If it failed to load, it would leave behind an img tag that failed to load, like any non-lazy-loaded image. Unless you’re talking about JavaScript code failing to generate an img tag (e.g. from a data-src attribute), which would be bizarre.
Edit: by “once loaded” I meant once loading is triggered, if I wasn’t clear enough.