Average Load Time Tester (delisted)

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Use this extension to gain insight into the average load time of a URL including times for 'DomContent Ready' and 'onLoad' events.

Latest reviews

• (2020-12-12) Marek Jakubčík: This extensions is actually incredibly usefull to me and it is 2020, thanks!
• (2019-11-27) Carlos Castillo Pardo: Just make a test in a random tab, not in the tab I really need it :(
• (2018-08-15) Gabe Hodges: I wish I would have found this about a month ago.
• (2018-01-12) igor alfirevic: Nice and simple tool! Just what I need. It also works on intranet pages. Thanks!
• (2017-10-13) Christian Sleight: Perfect for a quick test to see impact of code changes.
• (2017-06-22) Anonim Jakis: Great tool. Does exactly what I need enabling me to test performance on development env where I cannot measure real user traffic. Could greately benefit form one more column - first byte time
• (2016-06-28) Mason Harper: This is a great concept, but the addon does not refresh/test the correct page when I have two chrome windows open on two different monitors.
• (2015-08-31) Jesse w: Now that it seems to work again, I finally got the chance to use this. A great time saver for those doing performance testing. Only item that could improve it is a export in csv button, or some way to collect all data together with a custom comment such as "Test Run 1" or something.
• (2015-07-14) Dianne French: This was a really good tool, but no longer works on the latest version of chrome. Always display NAN. Please fix as it was very useful.
• (2015-07-10) Nick Barham: Extension causes other tab processes to hang temporarily, and then the results come back NaN. Seems like it needs a lot of work.
• (2015-07-09) 崔冰: can not display any number or time
• (2015-07-07) anusha kadambala: waste of time to evaluate.Always NAN
• (2015-06-30) Kotroczó Máté: A korábbi verzió működött és nagyon hasznos volt. Egy ideje azonban NaN értékeket ír minden cellába.
• (2015-05-28) Darryl Edwards: My results display NaN:NaN:...I don't want some delicious Indian bread, I want some proper load times haha!
• (2015-05-01) Nick Croft: It worked well for my tests. I was able to reload a particular URL 1000 times in just a few minutes then make a php change and load it another 1000 times to compare results. It outputs the full test data in a table. It would be nice if you could export the data but since it is an HTML table I was able to easily copy all the data and paste into an excel sheet for comparing results and running in some simple graphs. I would like to run larger batches for more accurate results as bigger sample sizes will help account for anomalies due to network traffic. 10,000 tests at an average of 1 second per cycle will take nearly 3 hours. Unfortunately it isn't possible to do anything else on the same computer the test is running on. I either have to wait for the test to finish or use another computer to run my tests while I work on my primary computer. However, that is a pretty minor complaint in the grand scheme of things. Manually running 10k page loads is not remotely possible.
• (2015-03-26) Obaid ur Rehman: Always shows NaN. This tools is useless
• (2014-09-08) Cyber Spy: It doesn't allow you to enter the URL of the page you want to test, nor does it display this in the results. If you are testing many pages, it's difficult to keep track of which page has been tested. Also, assuming the page being tested is the one currently displayed in the browser, the figures are out quite a bit. The page I'm testing is currently taking 8s to load, but this tool reports back as just over 1s per page. Is it testing a different page, or is it inaccurate?