LIGHT (lightofweb3)

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All I need is just to based on @base.base.eth

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Everybody needs base

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Do you know there is something called LAZY LOADING? Well i don't know why they gave it that name cause that name doesn't fit it all. We'll get back to LAZY LOADING 😴 😪 Make I greet fess . GM BM to everyone in this side of 🟦 Hope you are touching grass Now back to LAZY LOADING LAZY LOADING delays the loading of images or videos until they are actually needed (when they enter the user’s viewport). This improves page speed, performance, and user experience. How It Works? 🤔 Images, videos, or iframes are replaced with a placeholder until the user scrolls close to them. Modern browsers support the loading="lazy" attribute on <img> and <iframe> tags. I draw the curtain here 🙏🤍🤪

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