This mPulse graph shows image requests per page. Before the rollout, the blue line (prerendered) requested more images than the non-prerendered. After the fix, the two lines converged. Result: lower bandwidth usage, and the ability to prerender pages more aggressively. #webperf
While I’m a big fan of the Speculation Rules API, there used to be one major downside: prerendered pages ignored loading=lazy, causing all images to download.
That changed 2 months ago.
New speed record 🚀
Just measured a 15ms Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), the fastest (prerendered) navigation I’ve seen so far on my website using RUM. #webperf
Progressive web apps (PWA) are disruptive because they eliminate gatekeepers like Apple and Google that basically determine if your business becomes a success or not.
If you're not in the app stores or they kick you out, tough luck.
PWAs change that. That's my mission.
One of the most important pieces about web performance that I've ever worked on is finally live. After a few months of work, my analysis of the correlation between site speed and conversion across the entire @Shopify platform is out:
https://t.co/pIJ4fajmol
Firefox 150 just landed & includes new web platform features like:
🎉 sizes="auto" on images
🎉 light-dark() image support
🎉 CSS revert-rule
🎉 ariaNotify()
🎉 Media pseudo-classes like :playing
None of these are baseline yet, so check MDN for support
https://t.co/pQ04X68nrY
I bring you "Waterfall Tools": https://t.co/3IqXTTEjGr
I've been wanting to build a fully-JS client-based waterfall viewer for a really long time and, with the help of Gemini and Opus finally put one together.
It's scary how capable it is for < 100 kB.
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Web Performance Calendar day 9 with Martin Michálek on web perf folklore vs. evidence. Too many anecdotes (like 100ms = 1%) conflate speed gains with redesigns, UX changes, or seasonal shifts. Repeating them hurts the credibility of real performance work.
https://t.co/Cq5NIga4bB