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Im loading a javascript file from a CDN. Im developing locally and I noticed that when my internet went down and the remote file wasn’t available, the entire page failed to load.
Is there a way of linking to a remote file, but making it so the rest of the page will load if this file is missing? Thanks
You could use asynchronous loading. That way unavailable files will not block loading the rest of the page but you could of course still encounter unexpected behavior if some necessary script files fail to load.