Predictive Preloads
Predictive Preloads is an advanced Speed Kit feature designed to make website navigation feel instantaneous. It uses a Prediction Engine to anticipate where a user will go next. It then pre-caches and pre-renders that page in the background before the user even clicks. When the user clicks the predicted link, the new page is already loaded and ready to be displayed instantly.
Related web performance terms
- Page Load
Page Load refers to the entire process of a webpage becoming visible and interactive for a user, from the initial navigation request to the final rendering of content.
- Page Views (PIs)
Page Views is a metric that counts the total number of times a page on a website has been loaded or viewed by users. It is a fundamental measure of traffic and engagement.
- PageSpeed Insights (PSI)
PageSpeed Insights is a free tool from Google that analyzes the performance of a single webpage and provides suggestions for improvement.
- Passthrough Mode
Passthrough Mode is a temporary, protective state that Speed Kit enters when its Deployment Detection mechanism identifies a major website update.