Oskar Karlsson

Hi, Is it possible for you to use a service worker? I guess it should be fairly easy to implement the functionality there? Of would it be possible for you...

Is it possible to create a small repo where you can reproduce the issue? Can you also provide what version of angular and ng-lazyload-image you are using (you can run...

Thanks, @Swagtex for a detailed issue! I can reproduce this so I will take a look at this.

I agree that the documentation is unclear. You should get the image from the server if you implement `isDisabled`: ```ts @Injectable() export class LazyLoadImageHooks extends IntersectionObserverHooks { skipLazyLoading(attributes: Attributes) {...

Hi @GregOnNet, This is a great idea. I see a few different options here: 1. Check wherever `lazyload` is a URL or CSS-style and act accordingly. I do, however, think...

I think it will be hard to implement this so it scales. What if I want to add `no-repeat` after the image url, like: ```css background: linear-gradient(rgba(0, 0, 0, 0),...

I agree. But what should happen if a `srcset`-path is provided but the browser does not support `srcset`? Lets say we have the following code: ```ts @Component({ selector: 'image', template:...

> In my opinion the src attribute should anyway always be added to the tag since this is a required attribute Sure but setting a `srcset`-url (eg. `image1.jpg 700w, image2.jpg...

Sorry for my late response. I think it is doable. I think I did too little research for #334, to give a good answer.

Hi, What version of `ng-lazyload-image` are you using? I can't see it in the list. If you are using `9.1.1`, can you try to downgrade it to `9.1.0` and see...