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There is a front-end problem in my web-app: for example I have a page with plenty of JS code executed on that page. There is a link on it like

<a href="OneAction.action?nextAction=/further/OneMore.action?param=111"> Examle Link </a>

I want to click on this link before page is loaded completely and actually I can do it in FireFox. Current page stops to loading and browser redirects me to clicked link. But in Chrome nothing happens and I have to wait until the page will be fully loaded. In other case I see in DevTools that this request got "status=cancelled" How can I change Chrome to treat my links in other way? Chrome users don't want to wait till page is loaded if they want to go further clicking the link...

I had read about prerendering and similar stuff but still have no ideas how to resolve it...

I would appreciate for any hints.

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  • If the browser is auto-cancelling the request, there isn't much to do, except making your site load faster. – This company is turning evil. Jan 30 '14 at 11:15
  • @Kroltan, thx for comment. Web-app is deployed on jboss on my local PC. I thought it would be enough fast especially for TCP/IP requests to localhost :) besides FF works properly for me so I thought there is a way to tell Chrome works the same way with links ...not to wait till the full page is loaded – java_newbie Jan 30 '14 at 11:37
  • I've rarely used Chrome, though (only for testing, then quickly ran back to the cozyness of FF), and I'm not sure of this behaviour. But there's a high chance this is not configurable from HTML/CSS/JS, only from the end user interface itself. – This company is turning evil. Jan 30 '14 at 12:23

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