Program Management/Programs/Telemetry/Probe Implementation: Difference between revisions
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===Mobile - Doug Turner=== | ===Mobile - Doug Turner=== | ||
===Network - Josh Aas=== | ===Network - Josh Aas=== | ||
We have a simple probe for measuring page load time. There is just a single one, not recognizing network environment, content size, resource per page count etc. | |||
It is roughly the time between a link load start (enter key in the address bar or mouse release on link/bookmark) and invoke of onload event in the content (last received byte of a non-background content sub-resource). | |||
Peak of the value seems to be around 1.051 second. However, this probe has a wide distribution. Graphs on metrics.mozilla.com doesn't provide any statistical analyzes, so it is hard to say what percentage of loads is within what time range. To note, there is a significant number of page load times even longer then 10s. | |||
There is a bug to enhance this probe ([https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=695766 695766]). | |||
===Performance - Taras Glek=== | ===Performance - Taras Glek=== | ||
Revision as of 20:56, 19 October 2011
Questions to answer
The complete list of questions can be found in the Platform roadmap.
The current focus questions are:
- How fast can we load and render web pages?
- How fast can we start up?
- How fast can we react visually to people’s mouse movements and button presses?
Probes
Teams
A11y - David Bolter
Our Telemetry tracker is bug 648121. If we could get overall numbers for page load etc. I'd like to compare the numbers for when a11y happens to be instantiated (we already probe for a11y instantiation).
Audio/Video - Robert O'Callahan
- Audio/Video doesn't really affect the above questions.
DOM - Johnny Stenback
Graphics - Jeff Muizelaar
The big one here is paint time. We should aim to never go above 16 ms. The paint time is the lower bound on any perceived responsiveness. bug 694014.
JS - Dave Mandelin
Layout - Jethro Villegas
Mobile - Brad Lassey
Mobile - Doug Turner
Network - Josh Aas
We have a simple probe for measuring page load time. There is just a single one, not recognizing network environment, content size, resource per page count etc.
It is roughly the time between a link load start (enter key in the address bar or mouse release on link/bookmark) and invoke of onload event in the content (last received byte of a non-background content sub-resource).
Peak of the value seems to be around 1.051 second. However, this probe has a wide distribution. Graphs on metrics.mozilla.com doesn't provide any statistical analyzes, so it is hard to say what percentage of loads is within what time range. To note, there is a significant number of page load times even longer then 10s.
There is a bug to enhance this probe (695766).