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In the latest version of the Pagespeed Test tool, users can view the search history with the "local history" feature and check the SEO score using the Progressive Web APP feature. We specialize in these two additional features for you to use in optimizing your website to be faster and able to provide an experience like using a mobile application.
In the latest version of the Pagespeed Test tool, users can view the search history with the "local history" feature and check the SEO score using the Progressive Web APP feature. We specialize in these two additional features for you to use in optimizing your website to be faster and able to provide an experience like using a mobile application.
CMLABS PageSpeed tool reviews the overall performance of a web page on each mobile gadget and laptop, and provides hints on how the web page can be improved.
The PageSpeed tool from CMLABS shows every laboratory and discipline record of a web page. Lab records are useful for debugging overall performance issues, because miles are accumulated in a managed environment. However, now it can no longer solve real world congestion. Field notes are useful for capturing correct, international consumer delight - but have a more restrained set of metrics.
In the report, the PageSpeed Tool shows a ranking that summarizes the overall performance of the web page. These ratings are determined with the help of using Lighthouse to collect and check lab records about web pages. A rating of ninety or more is considered good. 50 to ninety is a rank that desires development, and anything below 50 is considered bad.
When the PageSpeed Tool is assigned a URL, it will appear in the Chrome User Experience Reports (CrUX) dataset. Where possible, the PageSpeed tool reviews First Contentful Paint (FCP), First Input Delay (FID), Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) metric records for starting and possibly unique web page URLs.
The PageSpeed tool also classifies discipline records into three groups, describing stories deemed good, desire development, or bad. PageSpeed brings together the next threshold for good / want / bad development, based primarily on our evaluation of the CrUX data set:
| Good | Need Improvement | Bad | |
|---|---|---|---|
| FCP | [0, 1000ms] | (1000ms, 3000ms) | Over 3000ms |
| FID | [0, 100ms] | (100ms, 300ms) | Over 300ms |
| LCP | [0, 2500ms] | (2500ms, 4000ms) | Over from 4000ms |
| CLS | [0, 0,1] | (0,1, 0,25) | Over from 0,25 |
The PageSpeed tool offers distributions of these metrics so that creators can recognize variations in the FCP, FID, LCP, and CLS values for these web pages or startups. This distribution is also divided into 3 categories: Good, Needs Improvement, and Bad, denoted by bright green, orange, and red bars. For example, looking at 14% inside the orange FCP bar indicates that 14% of all specified FCP values are between 1000 ms and 3000 ms. This entry represents a combined view of all web page masses over the previous 28 day serial period.
Above the distribution bar, the PageSpeed tool reviews the seventy-fifth percentile for all metrics. The seventy-fifth percentile was chosen so that creators were able to fully recognize the annoying consumer story on their site. The value of this discipline metric is labeled good / development of desire / bad using the same threshold as proved above.
Core Web Vitals is a regular set of indicators that are essential to any internet story. Core Web Vitals metrics are FID, LCP, and CLS, with their respective thresholds. A web page passes the Core Web Vitals evaluation if the seventy-fifth percentile of all 3 metrics is Good. Otherwise, web pages now no longer ignore evaluations.
The difference between the sphere data in the PageSpeed tool compared to the Chrome User Experience Report on BigQuery is that the PageSpeed data is updated daily over a 28 day period. Records that are set in BigQuery are simplest each month.
CMLABS 'PageSpeed tool uses Lighthouse to research a given URL, generating an overall performance rating that estimates the overall performance of a web page on a single metric, including: First Content Paint, Largest Fill Paint, Speed Index, Cumulative Layout Shift, Time to Interactive, and Total Blocking Time.
Each metric is assessed and categorized by an icon:
Lighthouse separates the audit into 3 parts:
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