Show Navigation Timing Markers in timeline
See original GitHub issuePart of the timeline PRD. This is the main blocker for analyzing page loads.
Mark up page loads to allow visualizing the anatomy of a page load and selecting the right timespans.
Timing | Color | Category/Marker | Comment |
---|---|---|---|
Navigation Start | light gray | unknown Navigation::Start |
|
First Paint | green | unknown Contentful paint… |
Bug 1298381, being validated |
DOMContentLoaded | blue | Navigation DOMContentLoaded |
|
Loaded | red | Navigation Load |
|
TTI | yellow | TTI |
Behind dom.performance.time_to_first_interactive.enabled |
Open decisions:
- Final colors
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 5 years ago
- Comments:9 (7 by maintainers)
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@digitarald Since Bug 1417976 landed, we have the data in the profile(Also #1476 will make it permanent in the processed profile).
@digitarald Why are docshells blocking this? Do we need docshells in place to start showing them? Seems like we could start visualizing them now, but they wouldn’t be tied to a particular page. Also, do we have a UI spec for this yet, or at least a preconceived idea of how this looks? Should this be a new timeline track?