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by resynth1943
1990 days ago
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That'd probably make the problem worse, by encouraging developers to force JavaScript to see the page. Nevertheless, it probably can't get worse than it is now. You'd be surprised how many times I've seen websites which have some sort of hidden-before-load-class attached to the HTML element. When you're not using JavaScript, you can remove this class and it all works fine. Same thing for loading spinners. If your loading time warrants a loading spinner, you're probably doing something wrong. |
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