The phrase "automatically loads" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process or feature that initiates without manual intervention, often in the context of software or technology.
Example: "The application automatically loads the latest updates when you start it."
Alternatives: "instantly loads" or "self-loads".
When the tool is run by users, it automatically loads data or a pop-up window requests them to choose a data file.
The site automatically loads a long list of search results to start with, then as a user scrolls down the page more results are loaded in real-time.
It comes as an Outlook plugin that automatically loads all of your contacts and calendar events (either from Outlook itself or other calendar apps like Google Calendar).
Tungle also comes as an Outlook plugin that automatically loads all of your contacts and calendar events (either from Outlook itself or other calendar apps like Google Calendar).
But many people now check their emails on their phones, and chances are that you are using a client that automatically loads images if you didn't configure it properly (Apple's Mail app on iOS automatically loads images for example, but there is a way to disable it).
Basic Micro offers a programmer, the ISP-PRO, which is well integrated with the MBasic compiler that automatically loads HEX code file.
The phone will ask for your iTunes password, and then will automatically load the app.
When the Preferences box pops up, click on the advanced category in the left side of the box and make sure the "Automatically load images" option is checked.
On June 29, Apple released a new version of its popular iTunes software that allows users to download podcasts, which are audio files that can be automatically loaded onto computers and devices like iPods.
When the single-use camera is returned to Wal-Mart for developing, the photographs are automatically loaded onto the Walmart.com Photo Center site, where the user can sign in and decide to order prints or share the pictures using e-mail.
They were compiled as part of a programme under which selected dispatches, considered moderately secret but suitable for sharing with other agencies, would be automatically loaded on to secure embassy websites, and linked with the military's Siprnet internet system.
