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I am mobile device web middleware developer, and I have to check some webapp's performance (not an Android, not an iOS device).

Those webapps (not a web service or web page. those are a kind of hybrid app) are very device dependent, so I can't use desktop Chromium dev tools.

Below is desktop Chromium performance dev tool.

I want to know "Loading time, Scripting time, Rendering time, Painting time". How can I check those things on mobile device?

Command line interface, logs, anything is okay...

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halfer
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Jihwan Kim
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    [Remote debugging](https://developers.google.com/web/tools/chrome-devtools/remote-debugging/)? – wOxxOm Jan 08 '18 at 16:51
  • When posting here, please refrain from txtspk and sad/crying emoticons. Begging usually results in downvotes - remember you are addressing volunteers. If you can observe the usual case rules of English, that helps a lot also - Stack Overflow is not a chat room. – halfer Jan 08 '18 at 18:03

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Try Remote Debugging. The page actually runs on the mobile device, giving you an accurate view of mobile performance, but you inspect the performance from a laptop / desktop that’s connected to the device.

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