Service worker registration
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Best practices for timing your service worker registration.
Home Articles Service worker registration Stay organized with collections Save and categorize content based on your preferences. Best practices for timing your service worker registration. Jeff Posnick Service workers can meaningfully speed up repeat visits to your web app, but you should take steps to ensure that a service worker's initial installation doesn't degrade a user's first-visit experience. Generally, deferring service worker registration until after the initial page has loaded will provide the best experience for users, especially those on mobile devices with slower network connect
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