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Notes in PageSpeed.ONE are a way to record what changed on the site at a specific date: a new release, swapping images on the homepage, a campaign that brought in third parties. When metrics then move, you immediately know why.

Under the notes tag you will find articles on using them as a team, uploading them from CI, and tying alerts in the Watchdog to them.

Chart Notes: The Key to Evaluating Web Speed Changes

Chart notes make it easier to evaluate the impact of changes made to your website. PageSpeed.ONE PLUS Monitoring adds some notes automatically. In this text, you will learn not only how to add and edit notes but also our recommendations on how to approach them.

Measurement History (Log)

Measurement History combines notes and synthetic measurements into a single view. Available only in monitoring PLUS. We describe the table, manual measurements (beta), and connection with the test run detail.

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