Aleksandr Guidrevitch

Well,

I think it is perfectly compliant with google, because it complains about unused javascript if it is slowing down / not needed for rendering the page. As long as your page looks good without loading the script it is perfectly fine to load it later. Here is the relevant link https://web.dev/optimize-fid/, which says:

JavaScript size bloat, heavy execution times and inefficient chunking can slow down how soon a page can respond to user input and impact FID, TBT, and TTI. Progressive loading of code and features can help spread this work out and improve interaction readiness.

So you can consider WP Meteor as “progressive loader” of the javascript

WBR,
Alex

@pyho,

Can you please reach me out by alex at excitingstartup.com? I’m really willing to address your issue, but I permanently see horizontal scrollbars in Chrome on both android phone (pixel 2xl) and Mac OS Big Sur desktop, no matter if WP Meteor is on or off

WBR,
Alex

Thank you!

WBR,
Alex

Hi @pyho ,

I’ve tried with disabled WP Meteor, using https://on-divorce.fr/?wpmeteordisable, and it worked the same way as with WP Meteor enabled in the specified section. I can see that lawyers gets snapped to the start. The only issue is that when testing on a laptop, it frequently snaps to the 3rd image instead of 2nd

Have you resolved the issue?

WBR,
Alex

Hi @ocio132 ,

Thanks of reporting, I’m already aware of that and I’m thinking on how to implement it properly, without hurting old browsers.

Hi @darkonelson ,

Thanks for reporting, I’m looking into the issue!

WBR,
Alex

Hi @hussaindev ,

That’s a good question, actually. It is basically written in modern JS, but transpiled to es2015 to work properly in all the browsers (but IE11). I’ll try to address this issue, I think that’s possible for at least major browsers like Chrome, Firefox and Safari

WBR,
Alex