
LazySizes
What is LazySizes?
LazySizes belongs to JavaScript libraries and Performance categories.
LazySizes is a lightweight, feature-rich JavaScript library used for lazy loading images, iframes, scripts, and other resources. It intelligently loads content only when it's about to enter the viewport, significantly improving page load times and reducing bandwidth usage. LazySizes is highly configurable and works...
LazySizes Performance Insights
2,054 websites
Websites using LazySizes
Last 30 days uptimeⓘ
99.909%
LazySizes friendly technologies
Google Analytics
Yoast SEO
core-js
Module Federation
Google Tag Manager
PHP
MySQL
Bootstrap
Cart Functionality
Google Font API
Facebook Pixel
HSTS
Priority Hints
Webpack
Cloudflare
Open Graph
WordPress
jQuery
Who Uses LazySizes?
- 1st: E-commerce
- 2nd: Other
- 3rd: Technology and Software
- 4th: News and Media
- 5th: Educational Resources
- 6th: Health and Wellness
- 7th: Travel and Tourism
- 8th: Business Services
- 9th: Fashion and Apparel
- 10th: Food and Recipes
- 1st: Business Services
- 2nd: E-commerce
- 3rd: Health and Wellness
- 4th: Educational Resources
- 5th: Fashion and Apparel
- 6th: Travel and Tourism
- 7th: Other
- 8th: Home Improvement
- 9th: Technology and Software
- 10th: Food and Recipes
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