I had 100 on mobile. It is 71 now.
Even demo itself has gone down. You can check it.
http://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=demo.tagdiv.com%2Fnewspaper%2F
To make sure, I disabled speedbooster and checked my score then re-enabled and did it once again, but it seems as if it had no effect on pagespeed although it still makes everything move to the footer as it should do.
Can you please check the link too to make me see if it is something personal or not?
The demo is 98/100 user experience and 99/100 speed on mobile
and 99/100 speed on desktop as of 1:22pm PDT June 18, 2014, today.
Not sure how that is considered “going down.”
You will need to address the issues from Google Pagespeed Insights for YOUR site/server setup to get the best score. Using GTMetrix for scoring is sometimes more useful to showing the things needing fixed with better tools for doing so.
Sharing a link to your score info would likely be more useful?
I’m not on support staff, just visiting to check on the latest update stuff before I to and upgrade to our sites. 🙂
The weird thing here is that when I get to browserling.com and type that pagespeed check link, it is okay. It shows 99 or 98 whatever…
But from my browser if I test, the score decreases to 71.
demo
https://www.dropbox.com/s/s2baxvfpk0it24j/Screenshot%202014-06-19%2007.27.17.png
my page
https://www.dropbox.com/s/vdijxsvsdu682u0/Screenshot%202014-06-19%2007.31.48.png
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ogdpgws30c0tdtv/Screenshot%202014-06-19%2007.32.37.png
Weird. Try using GTMetrix.com and see how that works as an alternative for your site. Forget about the demo, that works – nothing to do with YOUR site.
For your site, try the GTmetrix.com test … it’s a little bit more liberal than Google, and gives you a better “average” experience, using Google’s API, just not as strict.
Also, YOUR browser should have no impact on using a testing site like PageSpeed Insights. When you use pagespeed insights, Google connects from its own servers to your site to test, NOT from your web browser.
I know it makes the test on server-side, thanks for your interest. Can you or anyone also let me know about my REAL pagespeed score? I have just installed a plugin called jQuery Colorbox and tried to edit speedbooster to not lose my high score.
developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fkadininrehberi.net%2F&tab=mobile
I’d be glad if you could click the link and write my score here.
Hi, mobile is 97/100 (experience); 99/100 (speed). Desktop 89/100.
Great job on speed! 🙂
The problem exists when I check it, too: https://s3.amazonaws.com/fvd-data/notes/175774/1403204835-1xN8b9/screen.png
ı also had a score of 95, but it is 63 at the moment. I checked the score page via http://www.browserstack.com/screenshots and most of the results were 63. You can check the demo here: http://www.browserstack.com/screenshots/ec3421b131dfc23e7753bb5eb4b08d55fc013cad
I don’t use browserstack, so can’t help you with that.
http://www.browserstack.com/screenshots/774b866a869c952e814368852b29f55f5fdf345a
I think it has dropped now for everybody.Your results had some screenshots showing high scores, but mine is completely 71.
edit: it’s not a problem for me though, the theme is fast enough.
Note Google is messing with all their services right now (last half of June)…. I’ve had issues with Google News; they’re dropping photos on some stories; went to login to one system (Google Alerts) and it was down with “not currently available” message.
I think they are trying to finalize the big shift with combining all the G+, profile, local business stuff.
I bet if you check again NEXT week, it might be more consistent.
Nice thing about GTMetrix is you can choose to test your site from different locations and different browser options. I guess you’re getting that with Browserstack. I like GTMetrix as I used to outsource work to their parent company a decade ago, so I know they are top of stuff.
Anyway… just my thoughts for the day, after running into various oddities with Google systems and products the past 2 weeks.
