** Description changed: Reduce the incidence of this happening by speculatively pre-cacheing the - preview data. This pre-cacheing should start as soon as the results - finish loading into the screen, and should continue until the user exits - the Dash, performs another search, or opens a preview. When the user - opens a preview, results subsequent to the preview should start pre- - cacheing. + preview data. Note the pre-caching is very important to reduce the incidence of the user seeing the loading state. All major browsers currently speculatively pre-cache content, so if we are match user's expectations regarding speed of content display (shaped by using web browsers) this is something we really need to do. + + --------------------------- + Desired solution: + + 1. When the user opens a preview, results subsequent to the preview + should start pre-cacheing. + + 2. Once a user has previewed one content item underneath a category + header, as long as the Dash remains open we continue to speculatively + cache the preview content for the other items under the category header + (even when the user returns to the results view). The pre-caching stops + when a) the user closes the Dash b) the user previews the a result from + underneath another category header. In this second case the Dash then + starts speculatively pre-cacheing the content from underneath this new + category header.
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