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I agree with you. I was actually going to start a a new branch.
- To refactor and clean up the code
- To catch up with the latest chrome network panel
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I agree with you. I was actually going to start a a new branch.
- To refactor and clean up the code
- To catch up with the latest chrome network panel
awesome! if you have time, it'd be really neat if you could document/blog somewhere how you extract Chrome's CSS and adapt it for chromeHAR. would be interesting stuff.
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@cvan definitely!
@cvan question for you, I was actually going to start a separate project. Mainly because I want to make it on Polymer and I wanted to add random features that aren't really in chrome aka: Flagging non gzip content or flagging none CDN content or non cache content,etc...
Which to be fair don't really belong in this project. Thoughts? New repo or we can just make a branch here.
I want to do new repo and I'm perfectly happy giving you commit access there too.
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@cvan question for you, I was actually going to start a separate project. Mainly because I want to make it on Polymer and I wanted to add random features that aren't really in chrome aka: Flagging non gzip content or flagging none CDN content or non cache content,etc...
as I'm sure you know, there are lots of tools that already do all that:
- https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/
- http://speedcurve.com/
- http://www.sitespeed.io/
- https://github.com/macbre/phantomas/
- http://www.showslow.com/
- https://github.com/marcelduran/webpagetest-api
but, do you know about Chrome's Network Audits in the Dev Tools?
because I think that does exactly what you're talking about.
now, if you started a separate chromeAudits
repository, that would be insanely cool!
and then port all of the other parts of the Chrome Dev Tools to JS :)
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@cvan Yea, I know they do it. But I want to do it all off a single HAR file.
All those require you be on the actual page. What i want to do is collect tons of hars and then analysis it later.
So yea, it's essentially everything you can do in the panel but at a later time based on a HAR.
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So yea, it's essentially everything you can do in the panel but at a later time based on a HAR.
👍 to that. I think that's brilliant. I'd gladly help with that; it aligns with my project's needs.
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Flagging non gzip content or flagging none CDN content or non cache content,etc...
Thats definitely stuff we're interested in having inside of Chrome's network panel as well. If you use our latest frontend and build on that, then we would be able to upstream your features.
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Related Issues (20)
- Show domain for resource's "Name" HOT 1
- Consider omitting `charset` for resource "Type"
- Size is using the request size instead of the response.
- Replace yeoman/grunt with Gulp, mainly because this site requires very little
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- Add @cvan as a contributor HOT 1
- Consider using Chrome's new styles for Network tab HOT 9
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- Wrong details after filtering
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