Open Source Browser Performance Tool For IE By MySpace
Wednesday, July 1, 2009 15:24
Posted in category Development, Internet Explorer, Open SourceMySpace is sharing an open source project named MySpace’s Performance Tracker which is an Internet Explorer plugin for capturing and measuring possible bottlenecks on webpages.
- measure the CPU hit and memory footprint of your pages
- reviewing screenshots of the page while it renders
- reviewing rendered HTML on each point of the page’s lifecycle
- viewing estimates of the time it takes to render each section of the page in different connection speeds
- validating the content of pages against a set of proven “best practice” rules of web development.
P.S. The tool is currently in pre-alpha state.
Requirements: Windows XP+, IE6+, Adobe Flash Player 9+, Microsoft .Net framework 2.0
Website: http://msfast.myspace.com/
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