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Yes - putting on head can measure DOM loading and interactions as quick as they happens. But have performance hit - Webkit (Safari, Chrome, etc) doesn't show ev
by mobilio 5y ago
Yes - putting on head can measure DOM loading and interactions as quick as they happens. But have performance hit - Webkit (Safari, Chrome, etc) doesn't show even single pixel on screen until they load all resources in head. And another bad news - HTTP partition cache for Safari and Chrome.
Putting in body - you can not catch all interactions, but won't stop rendering.
Everything is an compromise...
- spicybright 5y agoWowie, not a single pixel? So I'm not crazy firefox seems faster than chrome?
- mobilio 5y agoSort of... But Chrome has much better JS engine - V8.