Timing.js. See where your website is slow.

github.com/addyosmani/timing.js

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Updates

April 2020

Merge pull request #36 from bmdevel/master Apr 2

May 2018

minifys former changes May 17
usees performance.timeOrigin as deprecation replacement baseline May 17

April 2018

checks for first paint performance entry before using Apr 6
minifies timing.js Apr 6
fixes jshint Apr 6
replaces deprecated window.chrome.loadTimes with PerformancePaintTiming Apr 6

November 2017

Merge pull request #33 from Krinkle/patch-1 Nov 2
Merge pull request #34 from Krinkle/fix-typo Nov 2
Consistently use local "timing" variable Nov 2

April 2017

uploadEventTime to unloadEventTime Apr 7

December 2016

Align Chrome with navStart timing for #29 Dec 19
Update releases Dec 19
Bump package.json Dec 19
Retire the bookmarklet snippet Dec 19

August 2016

Merge pull request #26 from rhysd/fix-window-browserify Aug 9

July 2016

Fix exporting to commonjs module considering browserify Jul 21
Merge pull request #24 from Elijen/fix/opts Jul 20

February 2016

Fixed getTimes and printTable full data output, closes #20, closes #14 Feb 28

November 2015

Bump timing.min to latest build Nov 14

December 2014

Release —1.0.3 newfound-solder Dec 29
Release —Timing.js 1.0.2 Dec 28