What is the purpose of the fetchpriority attribute in the <link> element?

The fetchpriority attribute provides a hint for the relative priority of fetching a resource.

The fetchpriority attribute in the <link> element allows developers to specify the priority of fetching a resource relative to other resources of the same type. This can help optimize loading performance by ensuring that critical resources are fetched first. The attribute can take values like high, low, or auto, with auto being the default if no value is set.

<link rel="stylesheet" href="style.css" fetchpriority="high" />