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Originally Posted by erketre
Modern browsers do not show HTML without applying CSS. That would be a mess (I remember old browser sometimes did this). JavaScript is applied after page is fully loaded, that's true, but CSS not.\
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Bullshit. JavaScript execution can be either synchronous or asynchronous, depending on a attribute of the script tag. CSS loading only blocks rendering of content that appears after the <link> tag.
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Your viewer is not as fast as modern browsers in rendering, so that's why loader is necessary until the page is fully rendered.
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My viewer is a modern browser. Chrome, to be precise.
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Try this: Set custom Unicode font (heavy font, I have Bookerly), take book with a lot of pure text (~200KB per chapter) and see youself what I'm talking about. I see garbled text/paragraphs for sometimes as much as 1 second.
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As I have already said, twice before, you wont with the next release.