fiddler - web page simple performance testing --statistics panel options

Loading speed of a web page, with parent and child requests requests are related.

(1), such as sub-404 request occurs an error or the like 500, will seriously affect the loading speed of the entire page.

(2), sub slow response to the request, it will also affect the speed of loading the page.

 

Our statistics panel option in fiddler in, you can clearly see the response time for each http request.

It can be seen in the overall elapsed http response time required to return a response.

Request Count:   1
Bytes Sent:      785        (headers:785; body:0)
Bytes Received:  896        (headers:799; body:97)

ACTUAL PERFORMANCE
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ClientConnected:    17:08:44.612
ClientBeginRequest:    17:08:45.548
GotRequestHeaders:    17:08:45.548
ClientDoneRequest:    17:08:45.548
Determine Gateway:    0ms
DNS Lookup:         0ms
TCP/IP Connect:    0ms
HTTPS Handshake:    0ms
ServerConnected:    17:08:44.772
FiddlerBeginRequest:    17:08:45.548
ServerGotRequest:    17:08:45.548
ServerBeginResponse:    17:08:45.648
GotResponseHeaders:    17:08:45.648
ServerDoneResponse:    17:08:45.648
ClientBeginResponse:    17:08:45.648
ClientDoneResponse:    17:08:45.648

    Overall Elapsed:    0:00:00.100

RESPONSE BYTES (by Content-Type)
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~headers~: 799
text/html: 97


ESTIMATED WORLDWIDE PERFORMANCE
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The following are VERY rough estimates of download times when hitting servers based in Seattle.

US West Coast (Modem - 6KB/sec)
    RTT:        0.10s
    Elapsed:    0.10s

Japan / Northern Europe (Modem)
    RTT:        0.15s
    Elapsed:    0.15s

China (Modem)
    RTT:        0.45s
    Elapsed:    0.45s

US West Coast (DSL - 30KB/sec)
    RTT:        0.10s
    Elapsed:    0.10s

Japan / Northern Europe (DSL)
    RTT:        0.15s
    Elapsed:    0.15s

China (DSL)
    RTT:        0.45s
    Elapsed:    0.45s


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Learn more about HTTP performance at http://fiddler2.com/r/?HTTPPERF

 

statistics panel options: details and statistics is a panel showing a specific statistical information for each http request, such as: sending, the number of bytes received, the transmission, reception time,

                                And access the server time it takes to rough statistics around the world.

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Origin www.cnblogs.com/xiaobaibailongma/p/12120938.html