Make widget script running after the fake preview image is clicked to reduce loading

Your app downloads close to 400KB just to show a single star widget. This is highly inefficient, and causes a low score for google web vitals. I have created an elaborate scheme, where I show my own “fake” star image, and when the user clicks on it, it will download your app. This improved the vitals score significantly. You should make this as part of your app, so users don’t need to do this.
All you have to do is to create another lightweight star icon, yourself, which loads the javascript when it’s clicked.

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Hi there and welcome aboard, @Alexander_Kolchinsky :waving_hand:

Thanks for sharing your idea!

We can’t promise that such a feature will be released. However, if this idea gets more votes, it might be considered in the future :slightly_smiling_face:

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