- From: Boris Zbarsky <bzbarsky@MIT.EDU>
- Date: Mon, 09 Feb 2009 11:26:19 -0500
Jonas Sicking wrote: > Well, Garrett is somewhat correct. For example in the following scenario: > > <link rel=stylesheet href="external.css"> > <script> > doStuff(); > </script> > > In gecko, when we parse the <script> tag, we'll block until all > external stylesheets have finished loading before we start executing > the script. Strictly speaking, not quite. We'll block until all external stylesheets in the currently-selected style set have finished loading. Alternate stylesheets do not block script execution. So as of today, one can simple use alternate stylesheets for sheets that one does not need until end of pageload (though I fail to think of any cases where this would be desirable), then change the title/rel when desired. At least in Gecko, this will do what Garrett wants. -Boris
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