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“Use of rel=preload here informs the browser that we want the indicated resources to load in priority, so they’re not blocked by things like scripts and stylesheets.”

Louis Lazarissmashingmagazine.com ↗

Reversed lists, form controls outside their form, responsive image preloading. Browsers have shipped all of it for years. Developers still pull in a JavaScript library to do what one attribute already does. Read the spec before you run npm install.