Lighthouse score for GWT-Material apps decreased due to unload listener in older embedded JQuery #1043
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Nice catch will check into it
…On Wed, 21 Feb 2024, 12:47 pm Garth Henning, ***@***.***> wrote:
Google Lighthouse now scores use of an unload listener poorly for their
"Best Practices" score.
https://web.dev/articles/bfcache?utm_source=lighthouse&utm_medium=devtools#never_use_the_unload_event
GWT-Material v2.8.3 has an embedded dependency on JQuery v3.5.1. JQuery
v3.5.1 attaches unload listeners. JQuery corrected this in v3.7.1.
jquery/jquery#5323
Updating the embedded JQuery would mean web sites using GWT-Material no
longer get their scores decremented.
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Google Lighthouse now scores use of an unload listener poorly for their "Best Practices" score.
GWT-Material v2.8.3 has an embedded dependency on JQuery v3.5.1. JQuery v3.5.1 attaches unload listeners. JQuery corrected this in v3.7.1.
Updating the embedded JQuery would mean web sites using GWT-Material no longer get their scores decremented.
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