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- Can I use pagespeed insights for my local host website or offline?
PageSpeed Insight is only possible for production based websites, but if you would like to test your local website, then make sure to use google incognito mode to get rid of extensions and third party libraries that might affect your actual score
- pagespeed insights - Difference between This URL and Origin toggle . . .
The top part of the report comes from real users visiting your site, while the lower part is a single simulated test of the URL you are interested in "This URL" is the metrics for the URL you are interested in, and "Origin" is the averages for the whole site So this sounds like your test URL performs worse than average
- Export PageSpeed Insights (by Google) results - Stack Overflow
Is there any way to export PageSpeed (the Google Chrome extension) results into a file? I'm looking for a way to export the results from web-site testing using PageSpeed tab in the browser console
- Google PageSpeed Insights Error: An error occurred while fetching or . . .
It fails every time with Google's PageSpeed Insights Also, Google Analytics reports no page timings The site is a WordPress WooCommerce site and uses CloudFlare (Pro account) as the CDN and uses WP Super Cache or W3 Total Cache to cache the WordPress pages
- Clearing cache for [pagespeed-insights]? - Stack Overflow
We have a site that a client uploaded a couple very large images into a menu, and it killed the load speed for the site on PageSpeed Insights I went in and completely deleted the image from the m
- html - error on Google Page Speed Insights and doesnt run on one . . .
To rule this out, check your logs when you go to your Google PageSpeed Insights and look for any IP address associated with Google's IPs To rule out that page rendering is the cause, move your index html file to somewhere else, and replace it with a dummy index html, to ensure that page rendering isn't the cause
- Core Web Vitals report - Search Console Help
Core Web Vitals combines data and status into URL groups; PageSpeed Insights generally shows data for individual URLs (unless the URL doesn't have enough information by itself) The statistics for a specific URL in PageSpeed Insights might not match the group results in Core Web Vitals, because an individual URL might be an outlier in its group
- What is the name of the Google PageSpeed User Agent?
The information in other answers is outdated: currently, Google PageSpeed does not pass the « Google Page Speed Insights » string in its User-Agent HTTP header, it passes the « Chrome-Lighthouse » string instead
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