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Is it possible to observe the progress of the composeApp.js being loaded + once it's loaded, it loading linked resources (i.e. the full 20MB of data)?

Usually web canvas apps display such a loader because it's *very* important for users to know what's happening and why their app seems stuck after say 30 seconds of waiting on a slow connection.

I have a html spinner already but on a slow connection it seems insufficient to just have an indeterminate spinner.

I'm far from knowledgeable in HTML and Javascript, however, you can monitor the ongoing network requests (fetching the .wasm would likely duplicate the calls). A quick search hinted at Performance API. You can also edit the composeApp.js, where the fetching of the .wasm field happens, and listen to these. I distribute the files through GitHub Actions, so I could simply edit the generated ComposeApp.js in there before it's distributed and inject any listener to the fetchers.

Yeah, I am not experienced on the web side either, I also though of monitoring the requests and have asked ChatGPT for a solution but it did not work. So I was thinking if someone has a more reliable one.