Solid update on the infratructure work. The focus on reducing false positives for JS-heavy pages makes a lot of sense given how many modern sites are basically SPAs now. I'd be curious what the actual success rate improvements were in percentage terms since thats the metric that really matters for reliability.
Great question. Measuring the direct impact precisely is difficult. Over the last two weeks, we’ve seen roughly a 30% increase in successful page loads. Some of that comes from new users, but a realistic estimate for the actual reliability improvement is around 25%.
Solid update on the infratructure work. The focus on reducing false positives for JS-heavy pages makes a lot of sense given how many modern sites are basically SPAs now. I'd be curious what the actual success rate improvements were in percentage terms since thats the metric that really matters for reliability.
Great question. Measuring the direct impact precisely is difficult. Over the last two weeks, we’ve seen roughly a 30% increase in successful page loads. Some of that comes from new users, but a realistic estimate for the actual reliability improvement is around 25%.