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[…] a tool called Third Party Explorer, which leverages WebpageTest data to help analyze a third party’s impact on a page load. The idea behind this tool is that some of the insights already collected during a WebPageTest measurement may enable you to prioritize a list of domains to evaluate proactively.
I'm really worried about #WebPageTest, right now… 🤨
Today: we finaly have a Pro account on WebPageTest so we'll be able to use all Opportunities & Experiments! 🥳
Also today, in WebPageTest header: "Notice: WebPageTest's user account services are currently experiencing issues." 😭
Tim Kadlec
Introducing Opportunities & Experiments: Taking the Guesswork out of Performance
The WebPageTest team has been working on improving the platform since Catchpoint acquired them, and now they're releasing awesome new features to…
Early Hints are now activated on https://nicolas-hoizey.photo ! 🎉
Thanks #Cloudflare @CloudflareDev ! 🙏
I don't see much difference in #WebPageTest though, the site is already pretty fast… 😅
How much data should my Service Worker put upfront in the offline cache?
I love when Web site/apps work even when I'm offline. I've made my SVG game esviji work offline thanks to appcache just after attending Jake Archibald conference about why Application Cache is a Douchebag during the 2012 edition of the Paris Web conference. Fortunately, we have now Service Workers (in some browsers), which gives us more control over this kind of cache for offline browsing. But as Uncle Ben says, “With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility”.
Paul Calvano