Jan Baisch

> According to [Mozilla](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Performance/now#browser_compatibility) You will not get precision better than 1 ms in Firefox anyway... Chrome and Edge seem to give 0.1ms precision ping results. Yeah, I did some...

Yes would say so, too. If the flag is set, report the raw browser response. Maybe in the future something changes with the browser's too, so who knows. Might be...

When looking at what is transferred during the speedtest.net test, I noticed that the downloads and uploads are also XHR, and the ping measurements are done via a websocket, so...

So I did a bit more testing a made small POC with a simple node.js echo websocket server. And then performance.now() on the client side. Turns out Firefox does by...

So here is what I found: 1. The Browser Web socket Implementation adds around 0.1 ms of latency compared to a native rust websocket client when running on the same...

Yes, I think a websocket approach to measure latency similar to:  is probably still the best compromise

what is currently blocking this ?

> it seems like they fixed the slow smb but sftp is still very slow espcially with many files directories It seemed like it was fine for me as well...

I also have this issue, maybe not only customization but also mimic the default behaviour of the other pdf exporters (PDFium, PDFJS, MS Print to PDF) So that when have...