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Built-in lazy loading has come to Google Chrome Canary, which is only the development version thus far. The main motivation here is to optimize mobile Android browser experience.

What does this mean for you as a web developer? Eventually, on pages not marked otherwise, all images and inline frames will be lazy loaded by default. If you do not want the image or frame to be lazy loaded, then you should put a lazyload="auto/on/off" attribute on the corresponding element:

< iframe src="http://www.example.com/" lazyload="auto/on/off" >< /iframe >

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