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> I would be interested to know how they define web resources. They explain things in the FAQ. You're supposed to do a "Cloudflare URL Scan" and read the "Tota
by genezeta 1y ago
> I would be interested to know how they define web resources.
They explain things in the FAQ. You're supposed to do a "Cloudflare URL Scan" and read the "Total bytes". For HN this is 47kB [1], which, yes, is just the 6 requests needed for / and nothing more.
[1] https://radar.cloudflare.com/scan/4c2b759c-b690-44f0-b108-b95a7bdf1c18/summary https://radar.cloudflare.com/scan/4c2b759c-b690-44f0-b108-b9...
- NooneAtAll3 1y ago> Cloudflare URL Scan > Cloudflare any chance for a non-monopoly version?
- genezeta 1y agoWhile you might not get the exact same numbers (^1), you can get a very similar result in your browser's devtools, in the network tab, by doing a clean reload of the page. It will give you a total (both compressed/transferred bytes, and uncompressed). --- (^1) If the page, as HN does, has some headers or additional content for logged in visitors, the numbers will generally be a bit different. But the difference will usually be small.
- moebrowne 1y agoThere is some movement on using a headless browser instead of Cloudflare. See https://github.com/kevquirk/512kb.club/issues/1187 https://github.com/kevquirk/512kb.club/issues/1187 and https://github.com/kevquirk/512kb.club/pull/1830 https://github.com/kevquirk/512kb.club/pull/1830