@nishantt6969 Since the thread has gone too long, here is my 2 cents. I installed a new browser, Vivaldi, to test. The first image shows loading the website for the first time. The second was hard reload and the third was with dark reader and speedtest extension enabled with hard reload. In all these, notice TTFB which takes a considerable amount of time relative to others. That's how much it takes for a response from the server. If you click on explanation it will tell you what each thing is in the network window.
Another thing to note is Load time and Finish time. Load time is when the page is ready to use and Finish time can go on as you scroll through the page as things which are not in viewport (viewing region which is your screen) haven't loaded yet.
Then there is 2 (or 4 if you count IPv6 too) IP addresses to access the page which might change every time you try to access the page depending on load balancing.
And finally, Ads. We all know they take a lot of time which will cause your page load time to double.
End of my 2 cents.
Another thing to note is Load time and Finish time. Load time is when the page is ready to use and Finish time can go on as you scroll through the page as things which are not in viewport (viewing region which is your screen) haven't loaded yet.
Then there is 2 (or 4 if you count IPv6 too) IP addresses to access the page which might change every time you try to access the page depending on load balancing.
And finally, Ads. We all know they take a lot of time which will cause your page load time to double.
End of my 2 cents.
