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weebmaster tools reports 10-20x grater response time than it actually is for one of the pages I maintain (haven't checked the others). So I would also conclude
by CWIZO 17y ago
weebmaster tools reports 10-20x grater response time than it actually is for one of the pages I maintain (haven't checked the others). So I would also conclude that it measures the time until every last CSS,JS and iframe is loaded. And that is just not right. Ok, I understand that they take CSS into account. But my pages work without JS, and I only use iframe-s to display ads. The point is that my page is readable long before JS files and ads are loaded.
I'd also like to know if they take caching of CSS,JS and image files into account.
- landyman 17y agoEven though I couldn't find out if they do in the Webmaster Tools Report; the Page Speed Analyzer (Firefox Add-on from Google) does take it into account (as does YSlow, another Speed Testing Add-on from Yahoo). I would think that Google would take it into account because checking if something is cachable is easy; and I don't think Google is stupid enough to not check that.