a good way to create password dictionaries :D

I just noticed Firefox has implemented fuzzy matching, if you type "soft" into a datalist will match "Microsoft".

The prefetch is an option which you can opt-out from, and i think you are mixing prefetch and prerender, just to let you know Firefox has actually supported prefetching since...wait for it... 2003.

Worth reading : https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Link_prefetching_FA...

You are correct that I was using prefetch where I meant prerender.

And... I believe I stand by my complaint regarding it.

Your are welcome :)

Thanks for the suggestion, i'll try fix this :)

Thanks for the clarifications.

This was just an exemple :)

Surte, but one cannot underline enough the importance of relevant and correct examples. May I suggest something like "<a href='verybiglogoftheday/' download='log-2013-12-11.txt'>"

Yes, look at my example (http://jsbin.com/utugex/1/edit), the href is pointing to an .html file, so in the normal case the browser will display the content of the page but with the download attribute the browser will be forced to download it as "myfile.pdf".

Thanks for the suggestion, i will check that :)

And maybe you will be able to style it with CSS in the future.

Yes this is a good use case.

Must the prefetch/render tags be present at first load, or might they be added dynamically with JavaScript? Pagination is a good example, since a news site might want to load the second page of an article only after the user get so far in. Single-page sites are another good use case.

Note that those prefetching links are just hints to the browser.