Hello guys, For those of you who want to be sure that your website loads quickly and smoothly. Free online application for checking website performance and load time from all around the globe. Several various browser engines are available. No registration, obligations, payments, etc, everything's free: http://www.dotcom-monitor.com/WebTools/technical-tools-browser-test.aspx Any feedback is appreciated
I like it. If you have multiple server locations, you could add a column Site is UP/Down to check if website is up from multiple locations.
abraham26, Thank you for the feedback! We have a test to check uptime/downtime from multiple locations here: http://www.dotcom-monitor.com/WebTools/task_hot_test.asp?id=1 It's also free & nice The full list of free tests is available here: http://www.dotcom-monitor.com/WebTools/task_instant_test.aspx
Yes, good one. The results satisfied me but I generally use Firebug to check the statistics for any website whether it my my personal or someone else. I am too much adapted myself with that. Moreover I never need to purchase it as it is an open-source facility available to everyone. Since, I prefer Firefox browser, hence I have just integrated the Firebug with Firefox as its add-ons and enjoying it full fledged. If someone here using Firefox as their preferred browser, I would like to suggest them to go for Firebug and enjoy it FREE for use with no need to pay even a single penny. Just Google the term - "Firebug for Firefox" and you will get the link for the add-ons. The all you need to do is to click the link and install it.
Nice tool. Btw, you can also check the response times using host-tracker too. And it is having a largest network of nodes spread across the world.
My company is a commercial website monitoring service provider, and they release free public tools from time to time. This one is one of the most useful in my opinion, that's why I decided to share it with DPers. I hope it will help make your sites faster
Cool service. I usually use gtmetrix for my performance reports. They have ySlow and Google PageSpeed Grades too. You might want to consider implementing that in your results.
You can also have a look at the pingdom tool to check the site load. http://tools.pingdom.com/fpt/ This also gives the option to check the load from multiple locations and shows a detailed report that which file on your site is causing how much load.