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Solutions on how to have a webpage load all elements at once without scrolling or clicking a button. By bypassing Ajax with a script or extention? [closed]

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Iv been doing somemore looking into this this time, and with the help of Giacomo1968 who informed me that my issue is Ajax content loader

I also found an older superuser question similar to mine that was answered by Savchenko Dmitriy

suggesting to write a bookmarklet or an extension in JS that modifies the loader script on the page and makes it serve everything to you as fast as it can

or using...

something like Firefox Responsive Design Mode, set width to your screen space and increase the height severely, then scroll the actual content (NOT SCREEN). The images should load before they enter your actual screen space.

The second option i can do but the first one i cant i do not know how to write a bookmarklet or an extension in javascript

if someone has a bookmarlet or an extensiosion to offer to me that be great or if they can suggest one?

Some responsers how are saying this is a lazy load issue not an Ajax issue

But i assume facebook not allowing you to load all profiles at once of clicking the button that shows the next list is an Ajax related programing not a lazy load feature?

someone on Quaro also recommended this of bringing up Ajax again

yes, just include everything you want loaded in the HTML. You can then use javascript to show the next page, but as it is already in the HTML, just hidden, it doesnt need to be reloaded

Or, you could use AJAX calls. it is a way of updating sections of website without reloading the entire page.

But i dont understand what they mean include everything you wanted loaded in HTML? and then use javascript to show next page?

Also what exactly is "AJAX calls"?


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