jQuery：图片缓存 10 jQuery Image Cache Plugins and Scripts
1. jquery-cacheimage
A simple jQuery plugin for pre-caching images. The plugin can be used to eliminate flashes of unstyled content (FOUC) and improve perceived page load time. Callbacks for load, error and abort events are provided.
2. jQuery Image Cache Plugin – Cache Images in Browser’s Local Storage
Features:
> Enough quota (usually 5MB, depends on the browser)
> Data is shared between tabs and windows (Session Storage doesn’t do this)
> Increased security (no cross domain data sharing)
> Easy to use (key/value pairs)
3. jquery add image to browser cache
This is how you might preloading images using jQuery to add the images to browser cache (as part of a DOM div element which is hidden).
4. jQuery Image preloader with callback
Image preloader with a callback mechanism to allow notification of when the images have finished loading.
5. Caching Images with JavaScript and HTML5 progress Bars
This loader tells the user how long it will take for the page to load and display.
Source
Demo
6. Preloading Images with jQuery
The script iterates through each rule in each stylesheet attached to the current page and if the rule’s value contains an image URL, it loads the image, thus ensuring it’s available in the cache when used in the document.
Source + Demo
7. jQuery Preload CSS Images
This Script is a little jQuery plugin that caches all images referenced in linked/imported CSS files (it iterates through each rule in each stylesheet attached and if the rule’s value contains an image URL, it loads the image, thus ensuring it’s available in the cache when used in the document.
Source + Demo
8. The easiest way to preload images with jQuery
Why use of long scripts and jQuery plugins to achieve what can be done with as little as one line of code.
9. jQuery Image Preload Plugin
The jQuery imgpreload plugin allows you to preload images before and/or after the dom is loaded.
10. jPreLoader
Create a Loading Screen to preload images and content for website using jQuery. Splash Screen is showing during loading process.
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Demo