So disable native lazy loading in your about:config then? On sites that employ legacy JS-based techniques, disabling JS might help (sounds like you are talking

So disable native lazy loading in your about:config then? On sites that employ legacy JS-based techniques, disabling JS might help (sounds like you are talking about article-like content). I assume that those sites will vanish quickly though. "Lazy loading" interactive content is an entirely different thing. Shopping pages with tons of product images, Infinite scroll (yuck) are different...