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> it doesn't help reddit's case that much. After looking into what it's actually downloading in my "desktop" test, there are lots of huge PNG images (1000x1000

by jefftk 5y ago

> it doesn't help reddit's case that much. After looking into what it's actually downloading in my "desktop" test, there are lots of huge PNG images (1000x1000 +) that seem to be displayed as tiny thumbnails. I'm not able to reproduce this either. Here's a desktop WPT run: https://www.webpagetest.org/result/210707_BiDcXB_65148b092660faa76627fdcd6d582122/1/details/ https://www.webpagetest.org/result/210707_BiDcXB_65148b09266... Could you share a screenshot, or a link to one of these oversized PNGs?

tkadlec 5y ago
You probably already noticed, but you can also access site cost data from the WebPageTest itself. (Note the cost column in the metric summary for your linked test, for example: https://www.webpagetest.org/result/210707_BiDcXB_65148b092660faa76627fdcd6d582122/ https://www.webpagetest.org/result/210707_BiDcXB_65148b09266...)