Browser Summary page

Browser monitoring's Summary page summarizes the real-user browser performance of your app. Use the Summary page to:

View trends in an app's browser-side performance
Quickly troubleshoot page load timing issues
Navigate to other Browser UI pages

View the Summary page

To view a summary of browser performance for an app:

Go to one.newrelic.com, click Browser, and select an app from the Browser index.
From the app's Summary page, use standard New Relic page functions to drill down into detailed information.

Here is a screen capture showing the browser summary screen.

one.newrelic.com > Browser > (select an app) > Summary: After you select an application from the New Relic Browser apps index, the Summary page shows a summary of browser performance for that app.

The Summary page includes:

Web transactions chart
Throughput chart
For Browser Pro: Charts for JavaScript errors, AJAX response time, and browser session traces

Web transactions chart

The Web transactions chart is the main chart on the Summary page. It shows a breakdown of users' browser load time, with average values for the selected time period displayed in the upper right corner of the chart. This chart appears with more detail about the page load timing process on the Page views page.

The Web transactions chart includes into these segments:

Page load timing segments	Comments
Web application	This is the time spent in the app code.
Network	This is the time it takes for a request to make a round trip over the Internet (network latency). For apps that have been deployed using the copy/paste method, the Network measurement includes web application time.
Request queuing	This measures the time between the request entering your production environment and the application processing it.
DOM processing	This is the time the browser spent parsing and interpreting the page HTML. It is measured by the browser's `DOMContent` event.
Page rendering	This is the time the browser spent displaying the HTML, running in-line JavaScript, and loading images. It is measured by the browser's `Load` event.

If you enabled SPA monitoring, the Web transactions chart will display SPA data by default. The SPA chart breaks down load time into these segments:

Initial page load: A traditional URL change stemming from a load or reload of a URL.
Route change: A view change or update that doesn't require a URL reload.
Custom: A custom event created using the Browser API.
Page load timing for SPA monitoring is handled differently than standard page load timing. To switch back to the standard page load timing chart: Select the chart title's dropdown, then select Page view load time.

Web transactions charts also have the following functions:

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Change chart data format	To switch to histogram and percentage displays: From the chart title's dropdown, select from the available options.
Compare with past data	Select the Compare with yesterday and last week checkbox to see an overlay comparing these measurements. This option is not available for SPA charts.
Switch between Browser and APM	For Browser apps also monitored by APM: To view the app's Summary page: Select the App server link. To return to the Browser Summary page: From the APM Summary page, select the Browser link.

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Change chart data format

Browser load time chart display options

To switch to histogram and percentage displays: From the chart title's dropdown, select from the available options.

Compare with past data

Select the Compare with yesterday and last week checkbox to see an overlay comparing these measurements. This option is not available for SPA charts.

Switch between Browser and APM

For Browser apps also monitored by APM:

To view the app's Summary page: Select the App server link.
To return to the Browser Summary page: From the APM Summary page, select the Browser link.

Throughput chart

The Throughput chart displays browser throughput as pages per minute (ppm). The value in the upper right of the chart is the average value for the selected time range.

If you have enabled SPA monitoring enabled and the Summary page shows the SPA load time chart, the Throughput chart will also use SPA data.

ヒント

App server requests per minute (rpm) may show a different measurement than the browser page load timing's pages per minute (ppm).

Session traces, JavaScript errors, and AJAX

Depending on your subscription level, the following tables and charts may also be on your Summary page:

Recent session traces: Summarizes the Session traces page.
JavaScript errors: Summarizes the JS errors page.
AJAX response time: Summarizes the AJAX page.

Response time charts

For response time charts, you can choose a time-based chart view, a histogram view, or a percentile graph view. For details on these, see Response time chart types.

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View the Summary page

Web transactions chart

Web transactions chart segments

Single page app (SPA) monitoring load time

Web transactions chart functions

Throughput chart

ヒント

Session traces, JavaScript errors, and AJAX

Response time charts

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Browser Summary page

View the Summary page

Web transactions chart

Single page app (SPA) monitoring load time

Web transactions chart functions

Throughput chart

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Session traces, JavaScript errors, and AJAX

Response time charts

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