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  • Plugin Support iSaumya

    (@isaumya)

    Hi @sneakyrock,
    Lazyload threshould cannot be adjusted when using Optimole. Honestly speaking for most websites you don’t need to adjust it. It will work perfectly out of the box.

    Thread Starter sneakyrock

    (@sneakyrock)

    Thanks for your reply! But unfortunately not in my case. Some images are still not loaded even if the user has passed the section. The images need 3-4 seconds to load. Tested on different devices and browsers with download speeds up to 600 Mbps.

    Plugin Support iSaumya

    (@isaumya)

    Hi @sneakyrock,
    Can you share your website URL so that we can take a look what’s going on?

    Thread Starter sneakyrock

    (@sneakyrock)

    My website URL is https://byd.tirol/

    Plugin Support iSaumya

    (@isaumya)

    Hi @sneakyrock,
    I do see the problem on your site. In this case, can you try disabling the lazyload feature of the plugin to see if you are having this exact same issue with the native lazy loading? Alternatively you can also try enabling this option: https://i.imgur.com/frthQMI.jpeg to see if that helps or not.

    Also, if you have access to the Perfmatters plugin, can you try the lazy loading feature of that plugin as it has the threshold option?

    But first check if this issue persist with the native lazy loading or not.

    Thread Starter sneakyrock

    (@sneakyrock)

    If i disable lazy load, the problem is gone. With native lazy load enabled, the performance seems slightly better. The only caveat is that the images are a bit larger now. But i think i can live with it. Can you tell me what was causing the issue?

    Plugin Support iSaumya

    (@isaumya)

    Hi @sneakyrock,
    Native lazy load should not make images larger. In terms of the reason, I think it’s because of absolute positioning and the system unable to identify the images and content lengeth properly.

    Thread Starter sneakyrock

    (@sneakyrock)

    I assumed the images got larger because of disabling “Scale images & Lazy load”. Isn’t it?

    Plugin Support iSaumya

    (@isaumya)

    Hi @sneakyrock,
    Yes. That might be the reason. Why did you disable that opetion. Try keeping it on along with native lazy load.

    Thread Starter sneakyrock

    (@sneakyrock)

    Because you suggested it… “In this case, can you try disabling the lazyload feature of the plugin”. Or how else would i disable lazy load? However, as soon as i enable it (also with native lazy load enabled), i have the same problem with images loading too late.

    Plugin Support iSaumya

    (@isaumya)

    OK. In that case, maybe you should consider disabling that option.

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