Google has today announced the launch of a new tool for web designers and developers.
Speed Tracer is a new extension (like an add-on for Firefox) for Google’s Chrome Browser. It details how how a web browser loads the web page information, allowing web developers to analyse which sections of the site are causing any slow-down.
If you want to try this useful and, handily, free tool then you will need to install Google’s Chrome browser and follow the Speed Tracer installation instructions.
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