@HTTPArchive ^ after Web Fonts, the next most common use of <link rel="preload> is async (pre)loading CSS using @filamentgroup's loadCSSpic.twitter.com/6Ybx7JiAtQ
@addyosmani Noticed the majority of sites on @HTTPArchive using <link rel="preload"> use it to preload Web Fonts: https://www.bramstein.com/writing/preload-hints-for-web-fonts.html …pic.twitter.com/SGmUlIu4be
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@addyosmani clear sign that default font loading semantics are broken. -
@cramforce there's so much I wish we improved the default loading behavior of. Still much to do to help the longtail load more efficiently.
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@addyosmani It was@bram_stein’s post that got us to try it on http://shopify.com . Works well, but `font-display` would perfect it.
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@addyosmani and what’s your opinion on that? Is it a good practice? -
@addyosmani@HTTPArchive Sorry scrub here, is this a good thing or a bad thing? I normally just load my fonts into my css directory. -
@addyosmani@HTTPArchive Does that help at all with render blocking?
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