Include render-blocking status browser compat data - #18046
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Hi @abinpaul1 is this correct for Edge and Opera? I think it's only in Chrome 107, right:
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Hey @bsmth , apologies for delay in responding. I think its accurate, because all three of them share the same rendering engine Blink and the feature is available from blink 107 onwards. I have confirmed the field is present in Opera 93 and Edge 107. |
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renderBlockingStatusin PerfomanceResourceTiming to indicate the render-blocking nature of a resource. The attribute takes away the burden of having to rely on complex heurestics to determine which resources were actually render-blocking and provides a direct signal from the browser.Test results and supporting details
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