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Enable Native Lazy Loading Through the Browser Popular browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and Opera support native image lazy loading. You only need to add the loading attribute to the targeted images and videos to enable it automatically.

To create a page loader, you simply need to: Create your HTML code to indicate what you want to use as your loader, e.g., an image or an icon. Then, style your loader page to your taste. Finally, create a JavaScript script that will fire up when the page is requested and then execute the code it contains.

Deferring loading of non-critical or non-visible content, also commonly known as lazy-loading, is a common performance and UX best practice. For more information, see the guide for lazy-loading images and video. However, if not implemented correctly, this technique can inadvertently hide content from Google. Fix Lazy-Loaded Website Content | Google Search Central Google for Developers javascript lazy-loading Google for Developers javascript lazy-loading

You just need to manually add a small code to your image code like loading=lazy. Adding this small line of code to your image tag helps the browser understand that this image will be lazyloaded. How To Enable Lazy-loading Images On The Blogger Website Techyleaf how-to-enable-lazy-loading- Techyleaf how-to-enable-lazy-loading-

2. How to lazy load images in WordPress without a plugin Add the image to the page or post via the Media Library. After youʼve added the image, find your image settings. Add the class skip-lazy to the image and save your update. How to Lazy Load in WordPress (Images Videos) - Jetpack Jetpack blog wordpress-lazy-loading Jetpack blog wordpress-lazy-loading

Chrome and Firefox both support lazy loading with the loading attribute. This attribute can be added to elements, and also to elements. A value of lazy tells the browser to load the image immediately if it is in the viewport, and to fetch other images when the user scrolls near them. Lazy loading images | Articles - web.dev web.dev articles lazy-loading-images web.dev articles lazy-loading-images

Enter chrome://flags/#enable-lazy-image-loading in the browserʼs address bar and set it to Enabled. Enter chrome://flags/#enable-lazy-frame-loading and enable it as well.

User navigation typically is what triggers lazy loading images. In particular, when a user scrolls down on a page, that tells the browser to load the images that appear there.