Recently, my partner and I stumbled upon a QuickLink from Google Chrome Lab, which helps to load subsequent pages much faster. We were fascinated by the elegance of the idea. Spreading this idea, we have decided to create an app for HubSpot users. It installs a bit of JavaScript code into a HubSpot website to scan page links and prefetch them. So website owners on HubSpot could heavily benefit from browser prefetching technology too. Here’s an app https://linkfetcher.kohorta.co/ Hope you’ll give it a try and test it out on your end. We would appreciate any feedback. Thanks! Have a great day! Olia
We were so busy recently working on a newly approved HubSpot app, WebPush, and a HubSpot theme, Simpl. Now, I'm happy to come back to the normal routine of answering any questions here.
It's awesome, you find LinkFetcher useful. I completely understand the issue with page load is critical.
As I recall LinkFetcher doesn't require email or csv for installation.
Could you please share a screenshot to describe the obstacles you're having with the app?
OMG.....I feel like all of my friends, I mentioned it, checked up on it, and now it's working LOL!
There's absolutely no issues what so ever, it installed SUPER QUICK!, and is up and running!
Once again, thanks to Roman and yourself for putting this together and sharing with the community because it's definitely a POWERFUL tool for us front-end people who've been frustrated to death with page load times.
First of all, my hat is off to you and Roman for figuring this out because it was SUPER necessary for page performance and I have been struggling for a while now to get my pages to load faster than 2.4s without breaking things 😛
My only hiccup here is that when I go to add the app, it asks for permissions, no biggie so I need to grant them. I go to add LinkFetcher as a user to grant permissions, however I need either an email address or csv file to do so. Is there a default email we should be using to set this up?
