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that's kind of weird, I would think you'd want to measure things like time to dom load, if someone clicks off before that, etc. Maybe for performance reasons?
by spicybright 6y ago
that's kind of weird, I would think you'd want to measure things like time to dom load, if someone clicks off before that, etc.
Maybe for performance reasons?
- mobilio 6y agoYes - putting on head can measure DOM loading and interactions as quick as they happens. But have performance hit - Webkit (Safari, Chrome, etc) doesn't show even single pixel on screen until they load all resources in head. And another bad news - HTTP partition cache for Safari and Chrome. Putting in body - you can not catch all interactions, but won't stop rendering. Everything is an compromise...
- spicybright 6y agoWowie, not a single pixel? So I'm not crazy firefox seems faster than chrome?
- mobilio 5y agoSort of... But Chrome has much better JS engine - V8.