Not sure what exactly worded.
I make a site. I noticed that the pages at opening began to load much longer. How can you see what exactly is happening now? What is downloaded, processed, etc ...
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Modern browsers have “developer tools”. In Opera, for example, there is a wonderful Opera Dragonfly, to call it you need to select "Inspect element" in the context menu anywhere on the page. In Dragonfly, there is a Network tab for your task, a Network Log subtab. It shows graphically how much was loaded.
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- Thank! I used to just look at the layout there, now I will know. - oleg_ismaylov
- For layout, by the way, it is also very convenient) - Oleg Arkhipov
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opera - dragonfly, firefox - firebug, chrome, ie 9+ embedded developer tools (F12), safari is also embedded, everywhere the tab is "network"
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Firebug for FireFox.
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