Does the html noscript tag write content in the background, even if javascript is enabled?
I have a random image that JS invokes every time in pageloads, but I would like all links (not just current random ones) to be scanned. At the same time, I do not want pageload to slow down because the images load in the background, just like when displaying: none. I also want to name these images and links in html due to problems with CMS links with Javascript.
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