Stopwatch....???

Would you like to know how long it takes to load a webpage? 

The most important content of your blog that catches readers attention should load the quickest. 

To help you identify which items are taking the longest to load you can use Stopwatch.

Enter your blog's URL into the text box and click "Start StopWatch". 

Stopwatch will then open your blog in a frame and will record the time it takes for everything on your blog to load, including images, videos, widgets, etc. Take note of the items that take the longest to load and modify them appropriately using our suggestions.

This program will measure the time for you. Enter the URL to be measured and watch the top of the window. 

How does it work?
The stopwatch is a small Javascript that runs on your computer (not the Numion server). It measures the time between the moment your browser starts to load the URL and when the browser signals that it has finished ("Done" in the status bar). The measurement therefore includes fetching and interpreting all HTML (including frames), images, and Javascripts. It does not include content that is handled by plugins. If the page is in the cache then the stopwatch will measure the faster loading time (see tip above). The accuracy is the accuracy of the Javascript timer, on most systems 10 milliseconds.  

Tip: to reload a page and bypass the cache of your browser:
Internet Explorer:	Hold the Control key and click the Refresh button on the toolbar.
Mozilla, Firefox, Netscape Navigator:	Hold down the Shift key and click the Reload button on the navigation toolbar.
Safari:	Hold down the Shift key and click the Reload toolbar button.