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by cameronbrown 2488 days ago
Hmm, maybe if websites don't use lazy loading JavaScript anymore (guilty as charged btw) then you'll be able to configure it however you want in browser settings?
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I imagine anti-lazyloading extensions will start appearing soon.
And that's exactly why common API for lazyloading is awesome. It's a PITA to write such extension when everybody is using custom approaches for lazyloading. Once there's a common API, there will be a common approach to override it.
whole extension:

    document.querySelectorAll("img[loading]").forEach(function(e){e.loading="";})