onload

Speech parts

1. onload - Noun

2. onload - Verb

Meaning

onload (third-person singular simple present onloads, present participle onloading, simple past and past participle onloaded)

(transitive) To load onto or upon.

onload (plural onloads)

That which is onloaded.

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Additionally, the onload event is hardly ever representative of the load time of the page, much less the viewport (the initially visible part of the page). Source: Internet

One popular way of recording page views in an asynchronous fashion is to include a JavaScript snippet at the bottom of the target page (or as an onload event handler), that notifies a logging server when a user loads the page. Source: Internet

Steve – I think everyone agrees that “onload” metric is not sufficient. Source: Internet

The confusion comes because the sites you’re looking at have dynamic behavior that happens the onload event. Source: Internet

Why would you want to load a script asynchronously while having it blocking onload event? Source: Internet

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