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@prplps you probably need to capture every request and redirect it through your own system. Seems elaborate though.
@prplps but I have no actual experience with this approach. Just something I thought up on the spot. Might work. Let me know. Good luck 3/3
@prplps request) you could maybe read the headers. Every http request has one and tells the file size. So you MIGHT just figure it out 2/3
@prplps i’m not sure. I think if you requested the files through an httprequest (who cares about parsing you just need to complete the 1/3
@prplps after all requests are done, loading is complete. As to size… Difficullt… Please share your findings later on. Good luck. 2/2
@prplps I think you’d need some kind of a script that registers all those resources and requests them once (to cache them locally). 1/2