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Topic: Performance – Page 2

  1. A picture element to load correctly resized webp images in HTML

    Published Jan 02 2021 in HTML , Performance

    A picture element snippet to load properly resized responsive webp images in browsers that support them.

  2. slowfil.es – a service for slow assets with high priority

    Published Dec 07 2020 in Performance , Tools

    slowfil.es is a service to evaluate if slow JavaScript/CSS files affect page performance.

  3. CSS content-visibility very well explained

    Published Oct 19 2020 in CSS , Performance

    The new content-visibility CSS property explained by Surma and Jake.

  4. Say goodbye to resource-caching across sites and domains

    Published Oct 18 2020 in HTTP , Performance , Web

    A look-back at caching strategies from the past; with recent changes in Chrome's and Safari's caching strategies, there is no caching benefit from using publicly available third-party libraries anymore.

  5. How to preload responsive images with imagesizes and imagesrcset

    Published Sep 11 2020 in HTML , Performance

    Improve the loading of your responsive images by using link rel="preload" elements with the new attributes imagesrcset and imagesizes.

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