Is there any way I can remove the <script id="gatsby-chunk-mapping"></script>?

[cristianCeamatuAssist]

Hello!

I am working on a Gatsby project with hundreds of pages and components, the client's income depends on the SEO optimization. The gatsby-chunk-mapping becomes larger and larger as we add new pages/components. It is an inline script affecting the CRP (critical render path) of each page.
I am thinking this script is used only for pre-fetching so my goal is to disable it, but I could not succeed.
My question is: Is this script used only for pre-fetching, is there a way to remove it? Will removing it affect performance?

Thank you for your time and kindness!

[marishkaSunrise]

@cristianCeamatuAssist did you find a solution for this problem?

[cristianCeamatuAssist]

Unfortunately, I could not find a solution.

[SmitVgithub]

It seems like you're referring to a script in the context of a web application or website. If there's a specific script used for pre-fetching content, removing it could have implications for the performance and user experience. Pre-fetching scripts are often implemented to load certain resources or data in advance, aiming to improve page load times and responsiveness.

Here are a few considerations:

Page Load Performance: If the script is responsible for pre-fetching essential resources, removing it might result in slower page load times, especially if the application relies on dynamically loaded content.

User Experience: Pre-fetching is often used to enhance the user experience by making subsequent interactions smoother. Removing the script may lead to a less responsive feel for users.

Dependency on Features: If certain features of the application depend on pre-fetched data, removing the script could break or degrade the functionality.

Before removing any script, it's crucial to understand its purpose and impact on the application. If performance is a concern, consider optimizing the script or exploring alternative solutions rather than removing it outright.

Always test changes in a controlled environment to assess their impact on performance and functionality. If in doubt, consult the documentation or seek advice from developers familiar with the specific implementation in your application.