Blog pages that keep your place

An image arriving halfway through an article should not push the paragraph you are reading down the page. Blog pages now reserve the space for local images before the files finish loading, keeping the surrounding text steadier.

The first image loads normally. Later local images can wait until they are near the visible part of the page, so a long article does not need to fetch every illustration before you begin reading.

The two screenshots in our launch post also have smaller, lossless WebP versions. Browsers that support that format receive those files with the same image detail; the original PNG files remain available as a fallback.

Tables have clearer structure too. Column headers are identified as headers, and the existing weekly-deal and Easy Start tables now include captions that explain what they contain. Wide tables can scroll within the article instead of widening the entire page on a small screen.

These changes apply to the existing articles as well as new ones. You can revisit a guide or a deal explanation with the same links and fewer layout interruptions.

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