Use lighthouse.com to test the chrome based extension differs due to your system, I use grammaly extension due to which lighthouse shows my page 26/100 and actually the true value is 89..
Idk why but this happens with lighthouse extension
Great! Another thing that worked for us - to use #test filters. This will help test with and without service workers.
In the Chrome dev tools, go to the Application tab, and service workers. Unregister sw.js. Then launch srclogix.com/#test - you will run this without the service worker. The network payload will become a lot less - LightHouse will stop complaining as there is no PWA cache. I will explain the #test idea in another post.
Lots of fun things we built behind the scenes! ππ
1) Run LightHouse a few times. It is possible that my site is not loaded into the CDN cache close to where you are. We use CloudFlare and like the speed and performance in the USA. Google Firebase also seems to be excellent. One of the reasons to use CloudFlare is to protect from DoS attacks and to enable Brotli compression. We have seen that on some occasions they add a small overhead. Nothing is perfect - they all come with their pros and cons.
2) Enormous network payload - is a side effect of installing service workers to make our site a Progressive web app. The main page loads very quickly, the network will still be busy fetching the rest of the assets for all other pages - hence the larger payload.
3) Minimize main thread work - This is an inevitable side effect of loading inline SVG images. Still beats loading bulky PNG's.
4) Contrasting needs to be improved - especially in dark mode. Agree.
We will keep improving. Thanks, again.
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Lighthouse is giving me a 70 for your performance:
Reasons:
You also have some failing accessibility audits. The logos in the footer of your website have really poor contrast:
Use lighthouse.com to test the chrome based extension differs due to your system, I use grammaly extension due to which lighthouse shows my page 26/100 and actually the true value is 89..
Idk why but this happens with lighthouse extension
Hi Hemant - Always test on Incognito or Private mode and make sure there are no browser extensions active. This will give you a clean test.
I'm using the Lighthouse built into Chrome dev tools, not the extension.
Ya the built in is kindof extension added in chrome, and Ramesh told that test the site in incognito mode.
Yup, I always test in incognito. Otherwise my extensions slow down Lighthouse.
Great! Another thing that worked for us - to use #test filters. This will help test with and without service workers.
In the Chrome dev tools, go to the Application tab, and service workers. Unregister sw.js. Then launch srclogix.com/#test - you will run this without the service worker. The network payload will become a lot less - LightHouse will stop complaining as there is no PWA cache. I will explain the #test idea in another post.
Lots of fun things we built behind the scenes! ππ
This seems for interestingπ³ππππ
Thanks for your inputs Aleksandr.
1) Run LightHouse a few times. It is possible that my site is not loaded into the CDN cache close to where you are. We use CloudFlare and like the speed and performance in the USA. Google Firebase also seems to be excellent. One of the reasons to use CloudFlare is to protect from DoS attacks and to enable Brotli compression. We have seen that on some occasions they add a small overhead. Nothing is perfect - they all come with their pros and cons.
2) Enormous network payload - is a side effect of installing service workers to make our site a Progressive web app. The main page loads very quickly, the network will still be busy fetching the rest of the assets for all other pages - hence the larger payload.
3) Minimize main thread work - This is an inevitable side effect of loading inline SVG images. Still beats loading bulky PNG's.
4) Contrasting needs to be improved - especially in dark mode. Agree.
We will keep improving. Thanks, again.