Navigation Type
Navigation Type is a RUM metric that indicates how a user arrived at a page. Common types include Maps (e.g., clicking a link), reload, and back_forward (using the browser's back/forward buttons). This data can be useful for understanding how performance differs for first-time navigations versus a page being served from the back/forward cache.
Related web performance terms
- Native App Logic Interference
This is a potential issue that can occur when Speed Kit is used to accelerate a WKWebView inside a native mobile application.
- Network
Network, in the context of web performance, refers to the series of networks (including the local network, internet service providers, and backbone networks) that connect a user's browser to a website's server.
- Network Time
Network Time is the "travel time" it takes for data to move between a user's browser and a website's server. This is influenced by factors like the physical distance between the user and the server…
- Non-Persistent Data Store (WKWebsiteDataStore.nonpersistent())
This is a specific technical configuration required to enable the Service Worker API within an iOS WKWebView. The app developer must set this property on the WKWebViewConfiguration.