- Jan 8, 2017
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How do you know which browser opens the page faster???Removing Microsoft Edge and adding Firefox and Opera, in my tests they were the fastest to open the page.
Opera, GX or?Removing Microsoft Edge and adding Firefox and Opera, in my tests they were the fastest to open the page.
From my day-to-day experience, and it also has an extension called Page load time, with it you can know how long your browser takes to open a website completely.How do you know which browser opens the page faster???
Traditional Opera, the GX version I don't like because it takes time to update the chromium version.Opera, GX or?
Yeah I sort of recall something similar last time I tested it. It was slower with it's release of updates. Other then that, it had features I normally never used. I'm satisfied enough with the stable version.Traditional Opera, the GX version I don't like because it takes time to update the chromium version.
Use the Network section of developers tools instead to measure the time. That might give you a more accurate result. Though it's possible that the extension is showing the same value to you, but the extension itself can have an impact.From my day-to-day experience, and it also has an extension called Page load time, with it you can know how long your browser takes to open a website completely.
I downloaded the extension faybert mentioned, found it interesting. Can you teach me how to test like you said? @network section of developers tools@?Use the Network section of developers tools instead to measure the time. That might give you a more accurate result. Though it's possible that the extension is showing the same value to you, but the extension itself can have an impact.
F12 > Network, then browse the website.I downloaded the extension faybert mentioned, found it interesting. Can you teach me how to test like you said? @network section of developers tools@?
I've already done the comparison and the results are almost identical, but thanks for the tip.Use the Network section of developers tools instead to measure the time. That might give you a more accurate result. Though it's possible that the extension is showing the same value to you, but the extension itself can have an impact.
This depends a lot on the system, settings and etc, which can be fast for me, may be slow for you, this happens with browsers and programs, normal.I find Edge to be faster than Firefox. However as always, YMMV.