I mean, a sort of statistic about memory taken by the browser with javascript, or any sort of testing, reaction by handlers, and so on.
Just to know how the page could be if I test it in an old computer.
Any ideas?
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I mean, a sort of statistic about memory taken by the browser with javascript, or any sort of testing, reaction by handlers, and so on.
Just to know how the page could be if I test it in an old computer.
Any ideas?
WebKit got a build in profiler, hit F12 when you are on windows and you will see it.
The add on FireBug for firefox can do the same, not as good but here is it:
Is this what you are looking for?