Slow down connection for Browser for testing

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Thorben Croisé picture Thorben Croisé · Aug 27, 2013 · Viewed 14.3k times · Source

I am developing a JS+CSS+HTML Webapplication that is deployed on a local Apache. For debudding, I want to simulate a slow connection.

What is the best way to do that? I am not looking for a way to slow down my actual connection, just the loading this page (e.g. a Chrome/Opera Extension or an Apache module)

Answer

Tausif Anwar picture Tausif Anwar · Feb 28, 2017

Turn on developer mode and then go to enter image description herenetwork tab, you will be able to see the throttling option drop-down option, change the network type from there. See the screenshot.

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