With conventional web page load metrics (eg, Page Load Time) being blamed for deviating
from actual user experiences, in recent years a more sensible and complex metric called …

Distributed learning based on JavaScript-based frontends is typically implemented at the
endpoint to maximize performance. Yet, JavaScript-based frontends often experience …

Web pages today commonly include large amounts of JavaScript code in order to offer users
a dynamic experience. These scripts often make pages slow to load, partly due to a …

Mobile web browsing remains slow despite many efforts to accelerate page loads. Like
others, we find that client-side computation (in particular, JavaScript execution) is a key …

The dependencies between the resources on web page slow down the page load process,
resulting in degradation of user experience and provider revenue. Recent solutions …

Caching is a fundamental web technique for reducing Page Load Time (PLT) by reusing
previously fetched resources. We highlight the drawbacks of the current caching approach …

Web performance optimization services, or web performance optimizers (WPOs), play a
critical role in today's web ecosystem by improving page load speed and saving network …

Despite their promise, HTTP/2's server push and preload features have seen minimal
adoption. The reason is that the efficacy of a push/preload policy depends on subtle …

As the latest version of HTTP, HTTP/3 reduces the loading time of web pages and improves
the user experience by replacing TCP and TLS with QUIC. Previous studies have already …

Over the last 30 years, the World Wide Web has changed significantly. In this paper, we
argue that common practices to prepare web pages for delivery conflict with many efforts to …