Abstract
The subject disclosure relates to prioritizing the loading of files referenced by the HyperText Markup Language (HTML) of a webpage, so that the time required to load the webpage is reduced, for example, as perceived by an end user. The HTML for a webpage can be parsed to identify what types of resources are referenced (e.g., a cascading style sheets (CSS) file, image files, JavaScript), and the bandwidth associated with downloading the resources can be assessed. Based on requested resources and bandwidth, the system can prioritize the loading of resources, in order to load portions of the webpage quickly so that the end user perceives an improved loading time.
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Recommended Citation
Jackson, Dean Kenneth and Klein, Daniel, "Preferential Resource Delivery Via Web Proxy or Web Browser", Technical Disclosure Commons, (December 11, 2017)
https://www.tdcommons.org/dpubs_series/926