

What if the browser could predict where the user's going next and start loading that page before they click? Chrome's Speculation Rules API does just that, enabling 0ms load times.
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Chrome's Speculation Rules API allows developers to predict user behavior and start loading pages before they click, achieving 0ms load times. The API provides two strategies: prefetching and prerendering, which can be customized with JSON configurations.
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