Marcel Duran

What are the expected effects on [`PerformanceNavigationTiming`](https://www.w3.org/TR/navigation-timing-2/#dom-performancenavigationtiming) metrics for this new `useragent_launch` `NavigationType`? Will the start up time incurred from cold starting the user agent be included as a new...

Instead of a boolean `landing`, could a `DOMHighResTimeStamp` named `landingTimeOrigin` be more useful? It would contain the `timeOrigin` value from the very first lading navigation in a session. This could...

@yoavweiss > @marcelduran - what use case do you have in mind for a landing time stamp? I don't have a particular real use case in mind. My motivation to...

Any progress on this? @yoavweiss I believe this is only relevant to RT if we agree on exposing an unique id on RT entries. The question is what this unique...

What about valid cases of wildcard usage? Mainly by common/shared CDNs such as Google Hosted Libraries where webfonts, css, and js libraries are loaded by several websites. Removing '*' would...

That'd be great @mathiasbynens! However, I was thinking if such information would be better surfaced with the consuming timing info (i.e. the time taken to fetch from disk an already...

Here's the use case involving ServiceWorker I mentioned during last call: * A SW (`sw.js`) controlled page has a script `foo.js` that requests `/bar` * SW intercepts all requests via...

One solution for this problem I've been using was assigning requests IDs and inserting those into no-op URL params. The solution is not pretty and requires some custom request &...

> @marcelduran this proposal does not intend to change the definitions of the timings, however we are working on a separate follow-up proposal that does. Great @amiyagupta! Would you mind...