"fetchpriority=high" 
Autor: Nektarios K.
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Hi there,
I have attempted to use the "fetchpriority=high" feature for one of the images on my website, but I have not seen any results despite trying various methods. Is there any code available through htaccess that can be used before or after the HTML tag is opened or closed? I would greatly appreciate any advice you can offer.
Pagespeed Insights results are 100 for all tests in mobile and desktop
https://pagespeed.web.dev/analysis/https-www-pamsmaritime-com/712h0iw5p7?form_factor=mobile
Regards,
Nek
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Hallo Nektarios,
wenn PageSpeed schon je 100% anzeigt, benötigst du kein "fetchpriority=high".
Die Frage wäre also "WARUM" dann „fetchpriority=high“ ????
Gruß
KLAUS
Wenn dann wäre es <script>fetchpriority=high("/data.PAMS-LOGO.jpg",{method: "GET",credentials: "include",mode: "cors",})</script>
Einfügen unter Seiten Eigenschafenten nach dem <Head> Tag.
Ob es was bringt, sei mal dahin gestellt. ???????
Gruß
Klaus
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Dear Klaus,
Thanks for your message above.
I added the following line <link rel="preload" as="image" href="/images/PAMS-Maritime.jpg" fetchpriority="high"> before closing the HEAD tag, and the remarks from the pageSpeed Insights are gone.
Thanks, and Regards
Nek