An image (not cached) is added to the DOM; for example (using jQuery):
$('#hereItGoes').append('<img id="theImage" src="image.jpg" />');
The browser starts loading the resource, it takes some time ...
Before the image is fully loaded , some event triggers a callback that deletes the image.
$('#theImage').remove();
Is image resource transfer interrupted?
In particular, does this to stop the transfer of server data (images)?
To ask some "context" to the question:
the long scroll page is often intended for lazy images: only when loading images into the viewport; since each one is ready, then disappears and is displayed to the user.
Now, if the user quickly scrolls the page?
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