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[gatsby-image] Support image loading with JavaScript disabled
See original GitHub issueI think that by default, images’ src, srcSet and other attributes should be set to the final displayable image instead of e.g. an image with a width of 20 pixels.
If JS is enabled, change to the preview image immediately until the final image is available.
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@aderaaij With Firefox, the base64 / traced SVG image is shown until the original gets loaded.
I’ll try my best to do so as soon as I’ll have some free time 😊