![]() When changing from one page to another, often you’ll briefly see what web developers call a “white flash.” Google is now looking to tackle the “white flash” directly in Chrome, according to an upcoming flag. For almost as long as the web (and particularly Chrome) has been with us, it’s had a subtle flaw that most of us overlook.
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