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Manual priority control of resource fetching
I think there would be value in exposing a way to manually specify the priority of resource requests. Both via HTML (perhaps using a priority attribute) and via JS (fetch() prioritization). The attribute based approach could be helpful for when you need to load resources with a particular priority before any JS is run at all. Today, we have <link rel=preload>, however as is often not powerful enou
HTTP/2 priority implementation in nghttp2
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HTTP/2 Dependency Priorities in Firefox 37
Next week Firefox 35 will be in general release, and Firefox 37 will be promoted to the Developer Edition channel (aka Firefox Aurora). HTTP/2 support will be enabled for the first time by default on a release channel in Firefox 35. Use it in good health on sites like https://twitter.com. Its awesome. This post is about a feature that landed in Firefox 37 - the use of HTTP/2 priority dependencies
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How Dependency Based Prioritization Works - nghttp2.org
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