Washington, April 3 (SANA) Google is set to launch a new feature in its Chrome browser aimed at speeding up page loading and reducing data consumption, especially on media-heavy sites with videos and ...

Google has expanded Chrome’s native lazy-loading system to cover audio and video elements, extending a browser feature once centred on images and iframes into richer media formats that often consume ...

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PCWorld reports Google is testing lazy loading for video and audio elements in Chrome 148, expanding beyond the current image and iframe support. This feature will improve page load times by only ...

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 ...

Google Chrome 148 introduces lazy loading for audio and video. The function delays off-screen loading media to improve speed and reduce data usage. The feature will roll out across desktop, Android, ...

Google is testing lazy loading of video and audio elements for Chrome 148. This feature defers the loading of video and audio resources to speed up page performance and reduce data usage. Lazy loading ...

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