peek-performance_bar
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peek
Take a peek into the window.performance timing behind your Rails app.
The Pale Moon browser is one of the browsers we use at our web development shop, and is an important browser for us to test against. It does not yet...
I've installed Peek into my application, and this is what I've been getting.  This happens only when you _navigate_ to the page, i.e. if you open the page by...
It's somewhat OK, but I think it's worth mentioning in changelog and readme files. I spent quite some time debugging it after gem update. The error wasn't that straightforward: ```...
When a page is loaded using Cmd+R, everything works just fine. But if I navigate to a different page, the timer goes crazy: 
The timing tooltips are blocked by the hovering mouse and disappear immediately when I move the mouse away to see the content. Perhaps a 500ms delay before fading out?
This change was made in `peek/peek`: https://github.com/peek/peek/pull/74 and I think it should be here too (and all of the Views, if applicable)
This PR provides a way to use peek-performance_bar with standard Ajax requests that are not carried out via Pjax or Turbolinks, simply by supporting custom `peek:start` and `peek:end` events. For...
You can see how each segment overlaps in this animation: 
ajax timings are derived from `event.timeStamp` values. latest browser improvements in anti-fingerprinting measures made APIs return timestamps with reduced time precision. calculating timings with those values with `new Date().getTime()` will...
