How do I read the Network Tab in Chrome DevTools - Load Times
I have been curious about this since I have been working with UI recently and wanted to know more about it.
I have been reading the chrome network reference guide but I am not sure if I understand it correctly. I am mainly curious about the bottom row, or the summary pane.
So from what I see is that here were 30 requests which total size was 34.7 KB but I am unsure about the thing that follow. So I want what the remaining statistics are.
1) 758 KB resources - Is this the total resources loaded and sent?
2) Finish: 448 ms - Is this the time it took for the entire website to finish loading?
3) DOMContentLoaded: 235 ms - Is this the time it took for the browser to parse the DOM being received?
4) Load: 421 ms - Is this the time it took for my browser to finish loading all necessary assets for the page like fonts, pictures, etc...?
transferredmeans from the network, the rest (out of 758 kB total) was from the cachefinishis the last resource's timestamp so it changes whenever a new request is madeDOMContentLoadedis the timestamp of the DOMContentLoaded event:fired when the initial HTML document has been completely loaded and parsed, without waiting for stylesheets, images, and subframes to finish loading
Loadis the timestamp of the load event:fired when a resource and its dependent resources have finished loading
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