We've built a FREE site speed testing tool. Check if your website meets Google's Core Web Vitals and see what you can do to make it load faster.
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We've added an MCP server! You can now access your performance data with your AI agent, trigger tests, and add projects or timeline annotations.
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Last month we added support for the new Lighthouse agentic browsing audits, one-off page speed tests, and filters that apply to your entire custom dashboard.
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Need your website to stay fast long-term? We've published a detailed guide to detecting performance regressions, notifying your team, and debugging issues.
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Differences in URL query parameters can cause cache misses in the browser or on Content Delivery Networks. The new No-Vary-Search HTTP header fixes this problem.
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Want to run one-off page speed tests without setting up monitoring?
Our new quick tests feature makes that easy, through the app or via our API.
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Google announced the new Lighthouse agentic browsing category at Google I/O yesterday! It validates WebMCP integrations, LLMs.txt files, and if the accessibility tree is readable, ...
Test your own website here: https://t.co/Zc80WjqPKX
Want to test performance on a staging site or route traffic through a CDN? DebugBear now lets you DNS override to route domains to specified IP addresses.
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DebugBear lets you set up custom web performance alerts and send them out by email, in Slack, or Microsoft Teams.
Learn how to set this up: https://t.co/3qIO8mlABU
You can now create fully custom performance dashboards in DebugBear!
Display the metrics that matter most to your team, and combine RUM, CrUX, and synthetic metrics all in one place.
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Check out the comprehensive guide to technical SEO we published this week! It covers everything from crawling, to indexing, and AI engines. https://t.co/tyh6QBiWo5
Sometimes servers are moody and don't want to compress HTTP responses.
If this happens a lot for some files and you can't fix it, you can mute these alerts in your notification settings https://t.co/ubVpSyM5XO