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While investigating a site-speed anomaly, I discovered a critical bug that was silently breaking performance monitoring for potentially many WordPress sites.
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While investigating a site-speed anomaly, I discovered a critical bug that was silently breaking performance monitoring for potentially many WordPress sites.

I’ve spent years knee-deep in Lighthouse in my first few pagespeed years. I always assumed that one part was intentional design decision, but after 5 years I learned I was wrong.

Although not part of the set of Core Web Vitals, TTFB is an important page speed metric. However, it poses more challenges for e-commerce sites compared to other types of websites, static sites included. Nevertheless, what is considered a good TTFB for e-commerce?

Here are ways to log the redirect time and TTFB. Just copy & paste it into Chrome's JS Console to see the complete waiting time (including redirect time) when clicking on your own Google + FB Ads, for example.

You quickly want to check for unnecessary redirects to prevent them from impacting your SEO and PageSpeed. But you don't want to use other tools? You can easily do it by using DevTools, in 3 simple steps.

While users would actually see the actual link in the user interface (either their browser or the Twitter app), the actual redirect behaviour works with an extra step via t.co

With which CMS do you have the greatest chance of a fast or slow website? And which (managed) hosting is best?