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Thanks for the feedback, and you're right, we're seeing two problems right now: - Sometimes resources aren't cleared from the cache on Android - Sometimes iPhon

by blazeio 16y ago

Thanks for the feedback, and you're right, we're seeing two problems right now: - Sometimes resources aren't cleared from the cache on Android - Sometimes iPhone resources are reported as bigger than they are We're actively working on both, hopefully we'll get them sorted out quickly.

ck2 16y ago
Keep up the good work, I didn't mean to sound critical of the details on a freshly launched product, was just pointing out a seemingly obvious problem to me. Simply making it available to developers for free was generous. I did try the test again, this time with the 3-pass, 30 minutes later and it shows the same problem. I'll definitely give y'all a few days to sort it out. added: What's interesting is it really is taking your iphone 10 seconds to fire the window onload event. I have my own round-trip-timer that I've written to monitor the browser performance and I got this from yours: 2011-02-10 15:46:55 207.245.xxx.xxx CA 9.182 front-page iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 421 like Mac OS X; en-us; AppleWebKit/533.17.9 Mobile/8C148 2011-02-10 15:46:41 207.245.xxx.xxx CA 9.200 front-page iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 421 like Mac OS X; en-us; AppleWebKit/533.17.9 Mobile/8C148 2011-02-10 15:46:28 207.245.xxx.xxx CA 10.120 front-page iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 421 like Mac OS X; en-us; AppleWebKit/533.17.9 Mobile/8C148 My windows safari shows nothing like the waterfall your site is showing me, I have to google the differences in the mobile version. 2nd update: I just had two friends in NYC hit my site - one with android and one with iphone, maybe there really is a problem (for me) with Safari. they got 2 seconds on Android vs 6.8 seconds on Safari. 2011-02-10 16:04:31 174.252.xxx.xxx US 2.013 front-page Linux; Android 2.2.1; en-us; DROIDX Build/VZW; AppleWebKit/533.1 Version/4.0 Mobile S 2011-02-10 16:02:17 166.137.xxx.xxx US 6.840 front-page iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 402 like Mac OS X; en-us; AppleWebKit/532.9 Version/4.0.5 Mobil
- blazeio 16y ago
  ck2, when you get a chance try it again, the issue should be fixed.

by blazeio 16y ago

ck2 16y ago

Keep up the good work, I didn't mean to sound critical of the details on a freshly launched product, was just pointing out a seemingly obvious problem to me. Simply making it available to developers for free was generous. I did try the test again, this time with the 3-pass, 30 minutes later and it shows the same problem. I'll definitely give y'all a few days to sort it out. added: What's interesting is it really is taking your iphone 10 seconds to fire the window onload event. I have my own round-trip-timer that I've written to monitor the browser performance and I got this from yours: 2011-02-10 15:46:55 207.245.xxx.xxx CA 9.182 front-page iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 421 like Mac OS X; en-us; AppleWebKit/533.17.9 Mobile/8C148 2011-02-10 15:46:41 207.245.xxx.xxx CA 9.200 front-page iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 421 like Mac OS X; en-us; AppleWebKit/533.17.9 Mobile/8C148 2011-02-10 15:46:28 207.245.xxx.xxx CA 10.120 front-page iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 421 like Mac OS X; en-us; AppleWebKit/533.17.9 Mobile/8C148 My windows safari shows nothing like the waterfall your site is showing me, I have to google the differences in the mobile version. 2nd update: I just had two friends in NYC hit my site - one with android and one with iphone, maybe there really is a problem (for me) with Safari. they got 2 seconds on Android vs 6.8 seconds on Safari. 2011-02-10 16:04:31 174.252.xxx.xxx US 2.013 front-page Linux; Android 2.2.1; en-us; DROIDX Build/VZW; AppleWebKit/533.1 Version/4.0 Mobile S 2011-02-10 16:02:17 166.137.xxx.xxx US 6.840 front-page iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 402 like Mac OS X; en-us; AppleWebKit/532.9 Version/4.0.5 Mobil

blazeio 16y ago
ck2, when you get a chance try it again, the issue should be fixed.