Doug Turner wrote: > webkit reduced page load time on high-latency networks by starting all > external media (images and css) network loads prior to doing any > evaluation of script.
That's not quite what they did, actually. The key is that they start the script loads in parallel, so ideally they only really block the parser once. And note that there could be some website compat issues with that, in particular with fetching things that end up commented out due to the scripts. > I quickly looked at if mozilla did something similar, but I am not sure > we do. We don't. > Should we do something similar? There's a bug on this, last I checked... something about "prefetch" in the summary, possibly. -Boris _______________________________________________ dev-tech-network mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-tech-network
