#front end performance

Also wonder whether we could do something about ajax-progress.module.css in a similar way.

e.g. could we move that to a separate library, and then have the AJAX system load it via loadcss so that it's non-blocking? Seems like more or less the definition of CSS styles that shouldn't need to be blocking. It's not impossible that a page immediately triggers and AJAX request but it's pretty uncommon.

Yeah that makes sense, if we have less commands, it's less js. Moving to [PP-1] on at least some of 🌱 Gradually replace Drupal's AJAX system with HTMX Active .

We need this only if if there is an existing capability we cannot implement using the tools provided by htmx - let's keep it a placeholder.

📌 Update to Drupal core 11.2 beta Active is committed, so this is unblocked.

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