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# Simulating Various Connection Speeds | ||
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I spend everyday building web apps from a machine that has a wired | ||
connection to the internet. Though I spend a lot of time loading various | ||
pages and experiencing the app like a user might, I end up having a pretty | ||
narrow perspective. What will this app be like for people on various | ||
qualities of mobile connections? | ||
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Chrome has a feature built in to its devtools that makes it easy to throttle | ||
your connection to simulate various speeds. Open up devtools with | ||
`Cmd+Opt+J`, navigate to the _Network_ tab, and then open the throttling | ||
drop down. | ||
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![](http://i.imgur.com/EI3H9Oe.png) | ||
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From here we can select the connection speed we want to simulate. If we then | ||
reload the page, we will not only experience the page load at that speed, we | ||
will also see the numbers in that _Network_ tab. |