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A simple lazy loading of images would save mega tons of bandwidth to them. This could be implemented in 10 lines of js ... Plus few lines of backend code to rew
by js4ever 6y ago
A simple lazy loading of images would save mega tons of bandwidth to them. This could be implemented in 10 lines of js ... Plus few lines of backend code to rewrite the raw html to make the images lazy loaded.
If you work at github, do this in few hours and be the hero :)
- eurasiantiger 6y agoIt’s built in nowadays. <img loading=”lazy” />
- js4ever 6y agoYes but not used here unfortunately or you won't get rate limited because you did 1700 requests in 30 sec just by visiting a github public page
- anoncake 6y agoSave some bandwidth and make the user wait for the images, break scrolling, etc.