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How to know the real size of a web page?

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I wan't to know the real size of a web page (HTML + CSS + Javascript + Images + etc.) but from the browser side, maybe with a software, Firefox Add-On or similar?

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segaco Avatar asked Oct 02 '08 14:10

segaco


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2 Answers

Use firefox, and get FireBug.

Then get the YSlow addon for firefox.

For IE, you can get the DebugBar which comes pretty close to giving the same information.

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NotMe Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 07:09

NotMe


YSlow is a FireBug plugin (Firebug is a FireFox plugin), and it works great.

If you meant the entire website, you could get HTTrack (Software) and download the entire site... just be careful.. people don't like it when you do that!

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Dean Rather Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 08:09

Dean Rather