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Measuring soft navigation web vitals
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> TL;DR: Chrome now reports web vitals for soft navigations, and JavaScript SDKs v11 capture Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS), and Interaction to Next Paint (INP) for each one. It's on by default. If we were to reduce web performance into a single term, it would be "web vitals". Web vitals are a universal signal that every developer can measure, and more importantly, optimize for. They describe many facets of the user experience when it comes to performance, but they were limited to specific types of navigations. Capturing web vitals for your apps has been largely about users landing on your site from somewhere else. We measured that experience and you optimized for it. But most users land on one page and then click through ten more, and the pages behind the login are where they spend their day. That larger part of the user journey remained unmeasured, and so you couldn't optimize for it. So we turned on soft navigation web vitals for our app for 30 days, and we'll share what we found along the way.
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