Stav Geffen

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How about having a callback option for [`image-load-start`](https://github.com/tholman/intense-images/blob/master/intense.js#L306) and [`image-load-end`](https://github.com/tholman/intense-images/blob/master/intense.js#L295)? `loader.start()` and `.stop()` could be provied via `intense.config({ loader: { start: showMySpinner, stop: hideMySpinner } });`

Right, so now it would be possible to attach a loader with both `intense( elements, configObj )` AND / OR `intense.config( configObj )`

It does, question is - how do we identify touch devices? Or more precisely `no-mouse` devices? Media queries? [Modernizr check](http://stackoverflow.com/a/4819886/1416140)? Listening on `touch` events? Perhaps a simple solution would be...

Should be noted that I used the same loader for both the demo I linked and the demo i edited in this repo.

Glad to see this is being taken up, here's my 2 cents [This](https://gist.github.com/panstav/8d4fb38f9f0e6dfbe94b0074f0c9b7af) has both LTR and RTL support (by using `inset-inline-end` instead of `right` and `margin-inline-end` instead of `margin-right`,...

Tried to fix this with: ``` javascript try{ if(required[0] in {".":1}){ let pathToFile = module.parent.filename; let dirOfCallee = pathToFile.substr(0, pathToFile.lastIndexOf('/')) required = path.resolve(dirOfCallee, required); } return require(required); } ``` But...