Now Google is building the feature into its Chrome web browser — future versions of Chrome will automatically lazy load images and iframes by default, unless a web developer includes code that ...

Google informally announced a new feature coming to Chrome. It will allow lazy-loading images and iframes with an HTML attribute, no JavaScript required. It will improve the user experience, which ...

The lazy-loading HTML attribute tells a browser to either wait before downloading an image or to download it right away. There is no JavaScript need to accomplish this.

Essentially a build system, Astro takes a promising new approach to front-end JavaScript. And it works with React, Svelte, Vue, and other popular frameworks.

In the digital world we live in today, making images better is really important for improving how websites work and how users feel about them. Using lazy loading along with the best image formats ...

Lazy loading, in particular, might help make web browsing faster by 18 to 35 percent, according to tests in 2018. You've been able to use the feature for quite a while already: Just head to chrome ...

Google has said before that they can't see lazy loaded content on mobile but said it is a tricky situation. That was back in 2015, about three years ago. Now, Google is going to work up some ...