Hi Friends

I have a website and i want to know how many time its take to open in any browser. I there are any tool for it. ore something else.

thanks for response.

I've never heard of one myself, because of course it would depend entirely on the machine that it's running too. I don't really think its important, as long as it doesn't take long on a reasonable machine.

I there are any tool for it

A stopwatch!

If you don't have a stop watch just click on the link and go "1 elephant 2 elephant 3 elephant etc".

Ps, you don't need to say it out loud nor move your lips.

Originally Posted by chrishirst

A stopwatch!

and every type of computer, browser and operating system that currently exists...

Ethan poll, I know google has a tool that does something like this. Go into Google webmaster tools and there is a tool that does site speed. I think its suppose to tell you how to speed each page up or something to.

I haven't gotten around to try it yet but will soon. Let me know if you try it out.

^Thats just a normal site speed test, nothing to do with browsers.
Thai version, you will most likely be redirected to your country or region http://code.google.com/intl/th-TH/speed/page-speed/

Originally Posted by chrishirst

A stopwatch!

Don't forget those new stopwatches with USB inputs. You can plug them into your computer!

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Originally Posted by ethanpol

Hi Friends

I have a website and i want to know how many time its take to open in any browser. I there are any tool for it. ore something else.

thanks for response.

I think loading speed of page depends on the browser and speed of internet connection. So for different net speed, the speed of loading must be different. I don't think there is any tool to measure the proper loading time.

Google chrome has a feature that allows you to see response time, download time )

However, a better way to see this is probably through googles webmaster tools. But even that isnt that perfect.

Far to many variables to take into account. ( Speed of connection, Distance from the server, Packet loss, Speed of PC etc etc )

Firebug for Firefox ...

Or something like this tool I have installed: faster.1click.at

It can compare the loading speed of 2 sites (it's a client-side script so it uses your own bandwidth)

there are some links kindly explore these links

http://www.iwebtool.com/speed_test

http://rapid.searchmetrics.com/en/se...d-test,46.html

first, remember time the script started (with milliseconds)
second, place im the bottom of page <img> with src to script, that remember time, when this img start loading. After, latstime-firsttime=time of loading.
It's not very precise, but better then stopwatch.

You might want to use Google Page Speed. It's a Google Chrome extension which provides details on load time of CSS, JS, HTML and other files.

I would use a tool called Firebug for Firefox, it will also give you tips on how you can speed up your site now Google is looking at speed as a ranking factor

Firebug does not give any tips ... you need to install Google Page Speed then

yahoo's Yslow tool is the best way to know the website performance
but it doesnot gives idea about the response time directly
Firefox addon is available for Yslow

HTTP Watch should be good enough for you. It's a http debug tool that's very useful in php development.

When you start recording all the requests you send from the browser to your website, the download / waiting time of every web asset such as images or javascript scripts are all recorded and displayed.

http://www.httpwatch.com

Use Yahoo! YSlow for Firebug

With this you can know the speed of your website or blog

Originally Posted by crazy cloud

yahoo's Yslow tool is the best way to know the website performance
but it doesnot gives idea about the response time directly
Firefox addon is available for Yslow

That's not correct. YSlow was developed for the Yahoo search engine.

Google Page Speed addon for Firebug was NOT developed for Google search engine.

If you want to measure your site's speed then you need to know that every browser is different in its execution/rendering of javascript/CSS.

A mix of YSlow, Google Page Speed and dynaTrace can give you a preview of your site's performance, but ONLY for YOUR OWN internet connection.

To measure every single request you can use Firebug for Firefox (Network tab), Firebug lite for Google Chrome or dynaTrace AJAX edition for Internet Explorer.

A tool called Firefox Throttle (addon for Firefox) gives you the possibility to throttle Firefox's bandwidth usage (good for simulating loading times on slow internet connections).

You must also notice that installed SEO plugins will slow down the loading process because normally this SEO plugins are querying several search engines and other sites to determine PR, Alexa rank, ...

The power of your computer is also a big factor when measuring. If you have a lot of other programs open, loading other websites while measuring, different messengers, P2P programs and others then the loading time will increase.

Once again: tools like Google Page Speed or YSlow show you a kind of "points system" that are valid globally.

This "points systems" do NOT show you the loading speed of a website.
They show you how you can speed up the initial loading of scripts/CSS and rendering, which are NOT the loading time.

Loading time is a total different "thing".

Sites from the USA may be slow in Germany but fast in the USA.
Sites from Korea may be fast in Korea but slow in Germany.

It depends on your ISP, the routing from you to the site's server and many different values that influence the loading time.

If people tell you "YSlow shows you the loading speed", then they have no clue of networks and how browsers work.

I am currently preparing a blog post: Loading Speed Of Different Browsers

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