Don't display image until it is fully loaded in chrome
When I go to a website which only contains an image, chrome renders the image from top to bottom (with the rest of the page being black until the corresponding pixels are displayed), probably because it wants to display the data as soon as it gets it. How can I hide the image until it is fully loaded and then display it? Is there maybe a flag or an extension that can do that?
This happens for every image which is in HD or greater resolution, but it doesn't happen, when I use chrome to open local images from my computer.
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When I go to a website which only contains an image, chrome renders the image from top to bottom (with the rest of the page being black until the corresponding pixels are displayed), probably because it wants to display the data as soon as it gets it. How can I hide the image until it is fully loaded and then display it? Is there maybe a flag or an extension that can do that?
This happens for every image which is in HD or greater resolution, but it doesn't happen, when I use chrome to open local images from my computer.
google-chrome chromium rendering brave
asked Jan 22 at 15:17
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When I go to a website which only contains an image, chrome renders the image from top to bottom (with the rest of the page being black until the corresponding pixels are displayed), probably because it wants to display the data as soon as it gets it. How can I hide the image until it is fully loaded and then display it? Is there maybe a flag or an extension that can do that?
This happens for every image which is in HD or greater resolution, but it doesn't happen, when I use chrome to open local images from my computer.
google-chrome chromium rendering brave
asked Jan 22 at 15:17
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When I go to a website which only contains an image, chrome renders the image from top to bottom (with the rest of the page being black until the corresponding pixels are displayed), probably because it wants to display the data as soon as it gets it. How can I hide the image until it is fully loaded and then display it? Is there maybe a flag or an extension that can do that?
This happens for every image which is in HD or greater resolution, but it doesn't happen, when I use chrome to open local images from my computer.
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asked Jan 22 at 15:17
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asked Jan 22 at 15:17
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