On Mon, Nov 16, 2009 at 10:27 AM, Chuanwen Wu <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all, > > I want to do some analysis work about the first screen. > First screen(or first page), I not sure whether this name is > appropriate, is the screen we see when we open a webpage without > scrolling down. I mean a webpage maybe have many content and be > composed of more than one screen, and we need to scroll down to read > the content in the other screen(except the first screen). > > I think from the perspective of the user experience, the performance > of first screen is more important than the rest. So I want analysis > about the performance of the first screen. > > To analyse the first screen, I need to get all the components which > are received (maybe and render) before the first screen is showed to > the user. > Now, my problem is how to judge when the rendering of the first screen > is completely? > Maybe this would need to listen to the paint even. So, the problem > maybe is how to listen to the paint even and detect what happen? > The solution would be better if it can support both Firefox-3.0.x and above.
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