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Prefetching images and links with HTML5
Among other great features, HTML5 web introduces prefetching, the art of loading pages before the user requested them. In this article, I’m going to discuss this new technique as well as showing you some ready to use examples to drastically improve your website loading time. What is prefetching, and why it is useful rel=prefetch indicates [...]
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