Is this a re-rebranding? I remember using something similar 4-5 years ago (instant.js/instantclick).
But quite an interesting little thing, especially useful for older websites to bring some life into them. The effect is very noticeable.
But quite an interesting little thing, especially useful for older websites to bring some life into them. The effect is very noticeable.
It’s a different product. The initially planned name for it was “InstantClick Lite”.
If you send a requested page, that's obviously fine. Normal use of websites is expected, but unilaterally instructing your site visitor's browser to download further unrequested content that's not part of a requested resource ...?