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GP was talking about loading JS, adding JS to a webpage doesn't affect its rendering (unless the loaded JS is DOM-manipulating) does it ?
by Banana699 4y ago
GP was talking about loading JS, adding JS to a webpage doesn't affect its rendering (unless the loaded JS is DOM-manipulating) does it ?
- teknopaul 4y agoYes it does by default. You can document.write() in js by default so it has to wait for the js to load. "async" tag stops the default behaviour but the person writing the blog does not sem to know what.