The page seems to be loading slower than anticipated. Upon checking the timeline using firebug, it appears that there are significant image blocking instances:
https://i.sstatic.net/T5aG5.png
I suspect an error in my approach (I am aware of the duplicate jquery inclusion and will rectify this), but is there a way to concurrently load images using JavaScript?
The issue at hand is not due to images being blocked by JavaScript, but rather because the browser has a limited number of parallel connections to the same server (typically around 6-7). Upon closer inspection of your timeline, you will notice this limitation - no more than 7 files can be downloaded simultaneously, with the next file starting once one of the current ones finishes downloading. In the past, there were tactics used to bypass this restriction such as hosting images on subdomains to load them in parallel as if from another server. However, there are more effective ways to enhance loading performance. The most impactful solutions for effort/result ratio include:
<script src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.4/jquery.min.js"></script>Blocking often occurs when a website has too many simultaneous requests to the same server (such as 16 in Chrome, but this number varies depending on the browser).
To address this issue, there are several solutions:
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