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User Interface Performance Monitoring Tools

I am looking for a tool that allows you to track / record page rendering time on client machines . I am not looking for firebug / yslow because I want to know the following things:

  • How fast do my pages load when a user is in Russia?
  • How long will javascript take to work on some pages for everyone who accesses these pages?

So, I really care about how my site feels towards the people who use it. Are there tools that already do this?

I must add that my site is software as a service website, not publicly available .

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I have never heard how to do this. One solution that can be horrible can be to record the time yourself. At the top of the page there is an inline script tag with a global variable called start that creates a new date. Then load the onload listener, which calls the function after the page has finished loading. In this function, get the difference between the start time and the current time and send it back to your server. This is by no means accurate, but may give you some idea. You can also register your geolocation IP address when sending data.

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I like to run the version of Dynatrace AJAX from user interface automation tests. This makes it easy to track performance degradation and improvement over time. There is an article on how to do this on the Dynatrace website .

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1734142/

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