Page Load Timer Get Page Load Time Effortlessly.
Free browser plugin to measures page load time and displays it in the toolbar. Get auto alert when page performance goes down.
- 15000+ Active Users
- 5 Star Rated
How to use?
- 1. Add plugin to browser.
- 2. Pin the plugin to the toolbar.
- 3. Now open any website and it will automatically show the page load time on it's logo itself.
- 4. Click on logo to see the detailed metrics like how it calculated load time.
- 5. It has feature to whitelist and black list website. Click on setting to make these changes.
- 6. Set the max load time under setting for website to get auto alert when page performance goes down.
- 7. You can view and download the report for the last 100 opened webpages.
Available Across All Major Browsers
Trusted by Testers Worldwide
See what developers are saying about Page Load Timer and discover the companies that rely on this powerful tool to enhance their web development process.
“Really useful, great page load time tool”
Cameron
Backend Developer
“Very useful to understand page performance. Highly recommended.”
Mary Johnson
Frontend Developer
“One of my favourite tools to test #PageLoadTime. Must have plugin for all developers and testers!”
mike kevin
full stack developer
“Very useful to understand page performance. Highly recommended.”
James Lee
QA Engineer
“Simple yet very useful Page Load Time extension”
Guy Hawkins
DevOp Engineer
“Best extension to test website loading time quickly.”
Esther Howard
WordPress Developer
Features of Page Load Timer Chrome Extension
1. Redirect Time Measurement
- Description: Tracks the time taken for any HTTP redirects before the final page is loaded.
- Benefit: Helps identify and eliminate unnecessary redirects, which can speed up page load times.
2. DNS Lookup Time
- Description: Measures the time taken to resolve the domain name to an IP address.
- Benefit: Provides insights into DNS performance and helps identify issues that could be addressed with faster DNS services.
3. Connection Time
- Description: Captures the time taken to establish a connection to the server after the DNS lookup.
- Benefit: Highlights network latency issues that could be mitigated with better server configurations or hosting services.
4. Request Time
- Description: Calculates the duration from the initiation of the request to the server to the start of the server response.
- Benefit: Identifies delays in server response times, indicating potential areas for backend optimizations.
5. Response Time
- Description: Tracks the time from the server’s initial response to the completion of data transfer.
- Benefit: Provides insights into server performance and efficiency, suggesting where improvements can be made to reduce data transfer times.
6. DOM Processing Time
- Description: Measures the time taken to construct the DOM (Document Object Model) after the HTML document is received.
- Benefit: Helps identify and optimize heavy DOM manipulations or complex HTML structures that slow down page rendering.
7. HTML Parsing Time
- Description: Calculates the time taken to parse the HTML document.
- Benefit: Identifies inefficiencies in HTML parsing that can be optimized to improve overall load times.
8. Script Execution Time
- Description: Tracks the time taken to execute JavaScript on the page.
- Benefit: Highlights slow or blocking scripts that can be deferred or optimized to enhance page performance.
9. Content Loaded Time
- Description: Measures the time when the main content of the page is loaded and the DOMContentLoaded event is fired.
- Benefit: Indicates how quickly users can start interacting with the main content, which can be improved by optimizing critical rendering paths.
10. Sub Resources Loading Time
- Description: Tracks the time taken to load additional resources such as images, scripts, and stylesheets.
- Benefit: Identifies slow-loading resources that can be optimized, deferred, or lazy-loaded to improve overall load times.
11. Load Event Time
- Description: Measures the time when the load event is fired, indicating that the page and all its resources are fully loaded.
- Benefit: Provides a comprehensive overview of the total time taken for a page to be fully interactive and functional.
12. Total Load Time
- Description: Provides a summary of the total time taken for the page to fully load from start to finish.
- Benefit: Offers an overall performance metric that can be used to gauge the effectiveness of various optimization strategies and improvements over time.
Benefits of the Page Load Timer Chrome Extension
- Enhanced User Experience: Faster pages reduce bounce rates and increase engagement.
- Improved Website Performance: Identifies bottlenecks for targeted optimizations.
- Increased Conversion Rates: Faster load times lead to higher conversions and revenue.
- Better SEO: Improved load times boost search engine rankings.
- Detailed Metrics: Comprehensive breakdowns of load time components.
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