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Hey Michal,Thanks for the lightening fast reply, good to know it's known about and only the event timing API!
Will surely report anything odd I spot ongoing.
Really impresses with the metric overall though, it's already allowed me to spot and amend some less than stellar interactions on a couple of sites I've been collecting this metric for for the past few days, much more nuanced and truer (bug aside) to the actual experience a user has on a page.
--On Thursday, 12 May 2022 at 12:25:50 UTC+1 Michal Mocny wrote:Thank you for taking interest and the excellent report!This one is a known bug: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1312568It is only affecting the event timing API, so the web exposed value that the web-vitals.js and chrome extension and other RUM depend on... But it won't affect CrUX values.I agree this is fairly unfortunate and we'll work to fix soon.There are a few other edge case timing issues like this, if you find more, that's really valuable for us.Best of luck!-MichalOn Thu., May 12, 2022, 06:06 Dave Smart, <dsmart...@gmail.com> wrote:This could well be a misunderstanding on my part
Links with target="_blank" seem to cause INP to be the time until you come back to that tab by either closing the new tab, or clicking back to the tab, when measured by the JavaScript example given on https://web.dev/inp/
Test case page here: https://testing.tamethebots.com/inpbug/ (I've added the JS to the page so you can see it on page, and in the console)a random target like target="_GOOG" seems to mostly behave as expected (I did spot a high INP sometimes)
target="_new" or target="new" always seems to return as expected. From my understanding this should really be no different to target="_GOOG" so perhaps it's just that I didn't happen to spot the occasional high INP whilst testing?
But the _blank one seems consistently high, and doesn't seem to be measuring what I'd expect.
Tested in Canary Chrome on Windows 10, and canary chrome on Android.
But perhaps I'm misunderstanding something here?--
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