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Performance monitor

Works on any website. Shows fps, frame time, used memory. Change modes by click

Author
Konf
Daily installs
0
Total installs
916
Ratings
2 0 0
Version
1.1.1
Created
2020-08-02
Updated
2021-03-30
Size
4.52 KB
Compatibility
Compatible with Firefox Compatible with Chrome Compatible with Opera
License
N/A
Applies to
All sites

🤔 This script has been abandoned

It works, but it is no longer maintained

Short description

The script adds to every website a performance counter that can show a frames per second (FPS) value, frame time or used memory.

More screenshots below!

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Usage

  • Click on it with a left mouse button to change the mode
  • Hold and drag to change its position
  • Click with a right mouse button to hide
  • Left click on the last visible position to show it again

How to install

Step 1. Browser that supports extensions and a scripts manager

To use scripts, first you need to install a scripts manager. My advice is Tampermonkey, since I use it too

Tampermonkey installation links for a different browsers, choose yours:

Chrome / Vivaldi   Opera / Yandex Browser   Firefox   Safari   Microsoft Edge

Step 2. Come back here

Refresh this page and click the green Install button at the top of this page. A new tab belonging to your scripts manager will open. Confirm the script installation

Step 3. Check if it works

Refresh the page where the script should work

Important

If you are going to use the script frequently, you will definitely be annoyed by it hanging on all websites you use. You can make a list of a websites where the script should work:

  1. Open the control panel of your scripts manager and select the script.
  2. Replace the №9 string from // @include * to // @include https://yoursite.com. Example: // @include https://reddit.com
  3. Every website needs its own "include" string. If you need to add a lot of websites, the script head part would look like this:
  4. Apply changes to the script using Ctrl+S or a toolbar
  5. Optional: make a backup in order to prevent deleting of your changes in case the script would get updated. However, if you're using Tampermonkey, it disables the script updates itself if you did any changes to the script

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