Comment by nikisweeting 4 days ago CDP rountrip time on a local machine is 100µs (0.1ms), it's not slow haha 2 comments nikisweeting Reply johnsmith1840 4 days ago "Thousands of cdp calls" from the link.Cdp does add a good chunk of latency. Depends on what your threshold is.An image grab is around 60ms and a snapshot can range from 40ms -> 500msThe latency is pure data movement. It's like the difference of using ram vs ssd vs data from the internet. nikisweeting 4 days ago yeah but good luck getting rid of that with a browser extension, you're just moving the latency around / moving it to chrome.runtime message passing.
johnsmith1840 4 days ago "Thousands of cdp calls" from the link.Cdp does add a good chunk of latency. Depends on what your threshold is.An image grab is around 60ms and a snapshot can range from 40ms -> 500msThe latency is pure data movement. It's like the difference of using ram vs ssd vs data from the internet. nikisweeting 4 days ago yeah but good luck getting rid of that with a browser extension, you're just moving the latency around / moving it to chrome.runtime message passing.
nikisweeting 4 days ago yeah but good luck getting rid of that with a browser extension, you're just moving the latency around / moving it to chrome.runtime message passing.
"Thousands of cdp calls" from the link.
Cdp does add a good chunk of latency. Depends on what your threshold is.
An image grab is around 60ms and a snapshot can range from 40ms -> 500ms
The latency is pure data movement. It's like the difference of using ram vs ssd vs data from the internet.
yeah but good luck getting rid of that with a browser extension, you're just moving the latency around / moving it to chrome.runtime message passing.