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"What's new" Browser Features post 4/21

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+title: Refresh your browser monitoring solution with more integrated user metrics
+summary: Enjoy a streamlined web monitoring experience with our latest enhancements to Browser. Users now have the ability to analyze web traffic by browser and device type, filter user data by geography, and display Core Web Vitals front and center. 
+releaseDate: '2022-04-21'
+learnMoreLink: 'https://newrelic.com/blog/nerdlog/updates-to-browser-monitoring' 
+getStartedLink: 'https://newrelic.com/products/browser-monitoring'
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+New Relic browser monitoring is an all-in-one solution that helps front-end, full-stack, and web developers measure and improve application performance and end-user responsiveness. We’ve recently added some new features to our browser monitoring experience so you can easily troubleshoot and optimize your front-end applications. Check out our updates:
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+We have natively incorporated Google’s Core Web Vitals into the browser monitoring UI so you can immediately visualize and analyze your application’s load performance, responsiveness, and layout stability. If your site unexpectedly slows down or crashes, front-end engineers can find the problem and dive deeper into the issue without context switching.
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+![Screenshot showing core web vitals for browser monitoring](./images/corewebvitals.png "Browser monitoring displays healthy core web vitals in green")
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+You can filter your user traffic across desktop, mobile, and tablet device types, and use our intuitive filterable geography offering to hone in on user data trends that are region-specific.
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+These both are particularly useful as you debug and optimize your front-end experiences, because you can analyze more granular data. For example, you might see whether Firefox or Chrome contribute to higher page load time when your application is accessed on desktops.
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+![Screenshot showing browser metrics](./images/browseroverview.png "Browser monitoring breaks up average page load time of desktop traffic by browser")
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+Or, if it's unclear which regions are experiencing higher than normal page load times, filterable geography can assist in tracking down the root of the problem.
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+![Screenshot showing filterable geography](./images/filterablegeo.png "The filterable geography feature shows average page load time by region")
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+These new features can help you quickly detect issues in webpage performance and may prove very useful in dynamic environments where scaling quickly is a priority.