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If I'm reading the design doc correctly it's only going to be triggered by <link rel="prerender"/> so it's not by default going to affect anyone.
by benologist 15y ago
If I'm reading the design doc correctly it's only going to be triggered by <link rel="prerender"/> so it's not by default going to affect anyone.
- dangrossman 15y agoThe <link rel="prerender"/> will be on Google's search result pages instructing Chrome to prerender the most relevant search result. The control is in Google's hands, not the site owner, by default.
- benologist 15y agoRight, but beyond that it's not going to go crazy prefetching every URL in your web apps as the user browses around triggering delete or other actions, unless you also put that <link> in?