Speed checker
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Is there any speed checker to check your page load time on localhost so that bandwith does not affect the result?
Preferably I'd like one that lists critical issuse or solutions that can be improved.
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Press F12 while in IE
select the network tabThis with tell you time of each step
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I asked a similar question a while ago
http://www.seomoz.org/q/monitor-site-loading-speeds
yottaa.com met my needs (but was not the only option)
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I like to use this as it gives a full breakdown http://fpt.pingdom.com/
this is also one from google https://developers.google.com/pagespeed/
Hope this helps.
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Is the one in webmaster tool sufficient for what you are trying to achieve?
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