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Hi,<br />
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Im using the &quot;Net&quot; tab in firebug to mointor the page load time of a webpage.<br />
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Every time I refresh it shows a different load time so how do you know how long it takes?<br />
Do you have to take averages of about ten loads?<br />
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Cheers<br />
Paul
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Hi,

Im using the "Net" tab in firebug to mointor the page load time of a webpage.

Every time I refresh it shows a different load time so how do you know how long it takes?
Do you have to take averages of about ten loads?

Cheers
Paul

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