Preethi Natarajan wrote:
By "rendered" I mean something of the image is seen/perceived by the user.
That could be never (e.g. image is display:none, image is never scrolled to by the user, etc).
In any case, the time lag between the image data (as opposed to the string <img> in HTML) coming off the wire and the page rendering updating is basically controlled by the OS context switching frequency and by what other events are in the pipe when the paint event is scheduled.
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