applegarth?13 Apr 2018 21:59
Your post on the 4th of April on the VAL board with the subject �VAL nomlungu ate Al' and the comment 'cannibal�. I still do not understand the post despite asking you to explain on that board.
Cannibalism is illegal in the UK under common law. The suggestion that I am a cannibal would be considered defamation in a civil court if the lack of proof was established.
Copied and pasted rubbish:
DevTools produces code like the following:
fetch("https://preload.glitch.me/styles.css", {
"credentials": "omit",
"headers": {},
"referrer": "https://preload.glitch.me/after/",
"referrerPolicy": "no-referrer-when-downgrade",
"body": null,
"method": "GET",
"mode": "cors"
});
Audits panel updates
New audits
The Audits panel has 2 new audits, including:
Preload key requests. Preloading requests can speed up page load time by giving hints to the browser to download resources that are important for your Critical Rendering Path as soon as possible.
Avoid invisible text while webfonts are loading. Ensuring that text is visible while webfonts load makes the page more useful to users faster.
New configuration options
You can now configure the Audits panel to:
Preserve desktop viewport and user agent settings. In other words, you can prevent the Audits panel from simulating a mobile device.
Disable network and CPU throttling.
Preserve storage, such as LocalStorage and IndexedDB, across audits.
New audit configuration options.
Figure 6. New audit configuration options
View traces
After auditing a page, click View Trace to view the load performance data that your audit is based off of in the Performance panel.
The View Trace button.
Figure 7. The View Trace button
Stop infinite loops
If you work with for loops, do...while loops, or recursion a lot, you've probably executed an infinite loop by mistake while developing your site. To stop the infinite loop, you can now:
Open the Sources panel.
Click Pause Pause. The button changes to Resume Script Execution Resume.
Hold Resume Script Execution Resume then select Stop Current JavaScript Call Stop.
In the video above, the clock is being updated via a setInterval() timer. Clicking Start Infinite Loop runs a do...while loop that never stops. The interval resumes because it wasn't running when Stop Current JavaScript Call Stop was selected.
User Timing in the Performance tabs
When viewing a Performance recording, click the User Timing section to view User Timing measures in the Summary, Bottom-Up, Call Tree and Event Log tabs.
Viewing User Timing measures in the Bottom-Up tab.
Figure 8. Viewing User Timing measures in the Bottom-Up tab. The blue bar to the left of the User Timing section indicates that it is selected.
In general, you can now select any of the sections (Main Thread, User Timing, GPU, Scr
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