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The Chrome DevTools Performance tab is packed full of features that let you audit page performance in depth. This article explains how to use it to profile your site and interpret the results.
In every successful web page load, some critical components and resources become available at just the right time to give you a smooth loading experience. This ensures users perceive the performance of the application to be excellent. This excellent user experience should generally also translate to passing the Core Web Vitals.