Sunday, May 28, 2017
Detect client speed using JavaScript
Detect client speed using JavaScript
You can detect how long it toke for the browser to load the page. With load I mean the download time. Have a look at window.performance it contains all the timings. Also see html5rocks.
if (window.performance && window.performance.timing)
{
var download_time = (window.performance.timing.responseEnd - window.performance.timing.responseStart);
var speed = ($(html).html().length) / download_time;
if (speed < 400)
{
alert(slow);
}
else {
alert(fast);
}
}
Note that this works best it the page size is large. For small pages the TCP/IP overhead for is large compared to your download time. My page was about 19304 bytes and I was able to detect mobile vs desktop.
Also see this stackoverflow question.
This does not work for IE8 and Safari
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client,
detect,
javascript,
speed,
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