Amazon and others found that 100 milliseconds of latency is responsible for 1% in sales. But latency on the web is hard to overcome. instant.page uses just-in-time preloading — it preloads a page right before a user clicks on it.
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Tried this, got psyched. Then i found out that it is invoking some code that triggers a very huge advertisement on the webpage.
Not really what I was expecting.
Pros:
Do what it's made for
Cons:
Add advertisements to the page
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IF it loads in ads that makes it basically pointless... I will have to test this myself too.
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Can you show an example of this please (screenshot?). If this is the case, then it ruins it for me.
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You can see the source code at https://instant.page/1.1.0, and the integrity checksum ensures that this code won't change. Perhaps you're mistaken about the source of the advertisement?
@luca_spanjaard Yes, in your admin dashboard go to Appearance > Editor and on the right menu open Footer. You’ll then be able to drop the snippet of code right before .
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@dieulot going to implement tomorrow; looks very promising! Thanks!
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@dieulot Last dummy question: I can insert this in a Custom HTML tag in Google Tag Manager and fire it with an 'all pages' trigger?
Tried this, got psyched. Then i found out that it is invoking some code that triggers a very huge advertisement on the webpage. Not really what I was expecting.
Pros:Do what it's made for
Cons:Add advertisements to the page
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Would be cool to let us host the JS on our end
Pros:Very simple, works like a charm.
Cons:None
5 sec installation, and pages load noticeable faster! Impressed. Thank you!
Pros:It works indeed, I'm pleased with the perceived loading speed with this little code snippet. And it seems to be safe.
Cons:Not faced for now.
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