PerformanceGuard Web Timer

Measures webpage load and render time as you go around. Alerting and troubleshooting are available with the full version.

PerformanceGuard Web Timer - Evaluate Web Load Time

PerformanceGuard Web Timer is an efficient Chrome extension that monitors and accurately measures webpage load and rendering periods. It features a comprehensive view of these durations on your browser toolbar for quick access. It works seamlessly with regular HTML pages as well as single page applications (SPAs). When integrated with the full version of PerformanceGuard, it can analyze data across all computers within a network, aiding in timely alerting and troubleshooting of issues occurring in business applications, irrespective of their hosting area.

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By: https://www.capasystems.com

Users: 2,000+

Version: 1.0.65 (Last updated: 2020-12-22)

Creation date: 2020-06-03

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

nativeMessaging
tabs
storage

Size: 322.56K

Email: ca*****@gmail.com

URLs: Website

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# 23,129 ▲ 111

Other rankings

#2031 in Accessibility ▲ 3 #60 in timer keyword 9 ▼ 5

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Not available on Android

Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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PerformanceGuard Web Timer does exactly what the name says. The page load time is displayed in your toolbar and with a click, you can see how much time was used to load content and as well as rendering time in the browser. Timings work with regular HTML pages as well as Single Page Applications (SPA's). When used with the full version of PerformanceGuard, you will be able to consolidate data from all computers in your organization. This allows for alerting and faster troubleshooting on your business applications whether they run on internal servers, hosted or if you are using any cloud services.