Handle <script async> transparently #1099#1107
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Fixes #290, transparently handling <script async> tag. If the document was already loaded, the DOMContentLoaded event handler no longer fires, so we just execute it directly, the same way as jQuery does in $.ready(). Co-authored-by: Alexey Makhotkin
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Thank you! So far it works in my testing, but more combinations of browsers / connection speeds is needed. I'll update accordingly. |
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Fixes #290, transparently handling <script async> tag. If the document was already loaded,
the DOMContentLoaded event handler no longer fires, so we just execute it directly, the
same way as jQuery does in $.ready().
Co-authored-by: Alexey Makhotkin
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