[CrUX Announce] Introducing CrUX Vis - a new experimental CrUX tool

This experiment was first put together by Jamison O'Keefe, our 2024 summer intern.

The CrUX History API was released over a year ago and we’ve seen a number of great third-party apps spring up to visualize this data. We thought it was time we offered a way to show this data too.

For more info on the CrUX History API see this guide: https://developer.chrome.com/docs/crux/guides/history-api

Before the CrUX History API, the only way to view the historical data was through the BigQuery dataset, or the CrUX Dashboard built on top of this. While that’s great for querying the CrUX data, it’s a little slow for a dashboard and suffers from capacity issues on release day.

The CrUX History API is much more performant for real-time lookups, and also gives a weekly data, rather than being limited to the monthly data saved in BigQuery.

We encourage you to try out CrUX Vis as we are intending to replace the CrUX Dashboard in future.

We’d love to hear your feedback on CrUX Vis, what features you like, what’s missing, and let us know by replying to this email.

Thanks,

Hello Joan,

  I hope you're doing well. It would be great if you could focus on fixing the backend bugs. The issue we're facing is that CrUX hasn't captured any data for desktop and hasn't sent it to Google Search Console, which affects the proper evaluation of a well-performing website.

Regards
Danijel Bumbar  

Joan doesn't work on the CrUX team and is just providing some feedback.

I, however, do work on the CrUX team and have seen your other emails on this subject. Let's continue that conversation there rather than hijack this unrelated thread.

Thanks,

Barry