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 is ...

As Bleeping Computer first reported back in January this year, Google has started rolling out support for built-in lazy loading inside Chrome. Currently, support for image and iframe lazy loading is ...

Lazy loading is a technique that has been available to web designers for a number of years via JavaScript libraries. It is 'lazy' in that it doesn't load images below the webpage 'fold' until and as ...

Future versions of Google Chrome will feature built-in support for lazy loading, a mechanism to defer the loading of images and iframes if they are not visible on the user's screen at load time. This ...

Google has released a new WordPress plugin that’s designed for Chrome’s new native lazy-loading feature. Native lazy-loading allows site owners to optimize the loading of images and iframes without ...

Also known as on-demand loading, Lazy Loading is a technique for optimizing online content. This technique, instead of loading the entire web page and rendering it in one go, loads and displays a ...

Lazy loading is not a new concept by far. The idea is simple – defer loading some of the heavier elements of a page until the lighter ones are loaded. That way, the user can start interacting with the ...