5 documents tagged with “Navigation Types”
When a user arrives on your page they can do it in different ways: a clean load, a back-button return (bfcache), a reload, or via prerender from Speculation Rules. Each type has its own speed profile.
Under this tag you will find articles on how to read navigation types, how we display them in the Domains report, and what to do with them for better CrUX metrics.
BFcache: Speed Up Users' Navigation in Browsing History
Back/forward cache (or BFcache) is a browser optimization that allows instant back and forward navigation. It significantly enhances the browsing experience, particularly for users with slower networks or devices.
Monitoring PageSpeed.ONE Version 4.5: New Landing Pages, Help, Monthly Navigation Types
Introducing the latest version of PageSpeed.ONE web speed monitoring. We have focused on better explaining the features of PLUS monitoring for those interested.
Navigation Types
Understanding different navigation types is crucial, as some are markedly faster than others. From a web speed optimization perspective, the goal is to steer as many users as possible towards faster navigation types.
PageSpeed.ONE Speed Monitoring Version 4.4 Released: Navigation Types, New Test Setup, and a Heap of Help
We’ve been working hard (really hard) on help documentation, as well as on the automatic launch of PLUS monitoring. However, the main new feature will delight anyone who loves truly fast pages.
Speculation Rules API: Pathway to Instant Page Loading
The Speculation Rules API offers a means to prefetch or even pre-render another page, allowing for near-instantaneous loading of the page a user navigates to, enhancing the overall web experience.