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I hate lazy-loading so much, since it never keeps up with my scrolling speed. So I first have to scroll down slowly and wait for everything to load, then go bac
by Kaiyou 7y ago
I hate lazy-loading so much, since it never keeps up with my scrolling speed. So I first have to scroll down slowly and wait for everything to load, then go back to the beginning and start for real. Tried some methods to stop lazy-loading but none worked reliably.
- chrismorgan 7y agoMe too, especially when images fade from blurry messes to the real thing once it’s on screen, which I find very disconcerting (more disconcerting than I think I should find it). This is exacerbated by living in Australia, so that latency on US-hosted sites is 200–400ms, which makes it worse. I’m honestly hoping that everyone quickly adopts the lazyload attribute, just so I can turn it off in one place.
- woodrowbarlow 7y ago> Tried some methods to stop lazy-loading but none worked reliably. all the more reason to make lazy loading a part of the language standards. if every site did lazy loading the same way, you could more easily disable it.