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With regards to Twitter/FB, frustratingly in my Webmaster tools it shows our homepage loads slowly, and a huge percentage of this loading time is actually the F
by TomGullen 15y ago
With regards to Twitter/FB, frustratingly in my Webmaster tools it shows our homepage loads slowly, and a huge percentage of this loading time is actually the FB/Twitter buttons.
For users this doesn't impact their perceived loading time much at all so when Google reports it as a slower load time it's an unfair bias in my opinion.
It's important to get it fast as it's a well known fact they use it as a metric in their ranking algorithms. I've tried various ways of delaying it but nothing seems to stop it being counted in page load time tools:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9502972/stop-pingdom-counting-social-media-in-website-speed-report http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9502972/stop-pingdom-coun...
- jcampbell1 15y agoWait for a scroll or mousemove event after window.load Google's crawler doesn't trigger events, but it does run the js past window.load. If page speed just waited for window.load, it would be useless.