Make network view on performance timeline distinguish between JS/CSS and XHR better
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bmau...@fb.com,
Mar 27 2017
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Issue descriptionWhen debugging FB on the performance timeline it often gets confusing to see what's going on because there are many JS/css requests interspersed with XHR requests. A few requests here: (1) Consistently color XHR differently from JS/CSS Note the screenshot here where some XHR requests are colored yellow (the call to bz is an XHR) and some gray (the one to graph.facebook.com) (2) Offer an option to show/hide different types of requests. I've attached a mockup of something that would make this data far easier for us to use.
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Mar 27 2017
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Mar 27 2017
Btw, just as a bit more context on this design -- knowing "was there any CSS outstanding at time X" is often very important -- it clues you in that any delays you see in the page being rendered may be related to waiting for CSS. This can prompt you to looking into exactly what css was being requested. This mockup is a compact way to figure out what time periods had different types of requests pending.
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Oct 31
Bulk closing low-priority issues with no activity. Please re-file and refer to the closed issue if it's essential to fix. |
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Comment 1 by bmau...@fb.com
, Mar 27 2017