lazy images - attribute `loading`

[bedak 1]

Would be nice to have the possibility to add the (new) attribute `loading` to images and/or iframes.

<img loading="lazy" src="..." alt="" />

Just adding this attribut with the value "lazy" saves megas on pages with lots of images, esp. on smartphones (where images are often displayed in 1 column), 
- without any lazy-loader Js-lib!
Browser-Support: https://caniuse.com/#search=loading

[Jan Romero 492]

I agree that’s a great feature, but what is your request exactly?

[zoeck 130]

I think this can already be used, since it actually only affects the front-end.

And the front-end is created by the developer anyway 😉 

[jacmaes 254]

@bedak might be referring to images in CKEditor fields, which would all probably benefit from being lazy loaded.

By the way, it looks like we developers should not be using the "loading" attribute on iframes until it's part of the spec. Yes, Chrome has implemented it, but they went ahead as usual without much consideration for cross-browser interoperability ("innovation first, standards later" seems like their M.O., even if that's caused problems a few times before).

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Please note <iframe loading=lazy> is currently non-standard. While implemented in Chromium, it does not yet have a specification and is subject to future change when this does happen. We suggest not to lazy-load iframes using the loading attribute until it becomes part of the specification.

 

[bedak 1]

On 4/23/2020 at 1:03 PM, jacmaes said:

@bedak might be referring to images in CKEditor fields, which would all probably benefit from being lazy loaded.

By the way, it looks like we developers should not be using the "loading" attribute on iframes until it's part of the spec. Yes, Chrome has implemented it, but they went ahead as usual without much consideration for cross-browser interoperability ("innovation first, standards later" seems like their M.O., even if that's caused problems a few times before).

 

Yes, I had CKEditor in mind or an additional option within the fieldtype 'images'.
And thanx for your information about not using the "loading" attribute  on iFrames!