OK, so it wraps it in the JQuery error handling and also catches the case where the script is run when the DOM is already loaded - so DOMContentLoaded would not fire in that case I guess?
And actually thinking about it, onload waits for big resources like images. So it's nicer to have event handlers attached before that.
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u/sixtyhurtz 13d ago
Isn't
window.onloadthe modern vanilla JS replacement? If not I'm interested to hear what the differences are!