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There is a new Lighthouse category and we have been publishing more performance related content. Let’s take a look at some of the big changes in May.

Lighthouse's new agentic browsing category

This month's Lighthouse 13.3 release introduces Agentic Browsing, bringing the total number of Lighthouse categories to five alongside Performance, Accessibility, Best Practices, and SEO.

The new Agentic Browsing category includes a set of audits designed to assess how effectively AI agents interact with your website. While these audits are currently available in the newest version of Lighthouse, they have not yet been integrated into PageSpeed Insights.

To learn more about what these changes mean and how they may impact your site, check out our latest blog post for the latest information.

Can a Content Delivery Network boost website SEO?

A Content Delivery Network (CDN) helps improve website performance by serving assets from servers located closer to your visitors. In this post, we explore how a CDN can also have a positive impact on SEO, improve user experience, and walk through the steps to set up Cloudflare for your website.

Setting up a successful alert strategy

Recently, we've received a lot of questions about setting up performance alerts for websites. A common theme was that getting started with alerting can feel overwhelming, especially when deciding what to monitor and when notifications should be triggered. Based on these conversations, we decided to create a comprehensive guide to help teams build an effective performance alerting strategy.

In this post, we explain what performance budgets are, the benefits they provide, and how to determine which alerts should be triggered and where they should be delivered. We also share practical advice on reviewing and refining your alerting strategy as your website and performance goals evolve.

Get a free conference ticket to Pixel Pioneers in Bristol

Want to join us at Pixel Pioneers on the 19th of June? We have a free ticket to give away – just reply to this email if you’re interested.

New: Quick tests

With the new Quick Tests feature, you can run a test without setting up continuous monitoring. Just enter a URL, select a device configuration and test location, and receive instant insights.

Results can be shared through a link and viewed without a DebugBear account. You can also revisit past tests directly from the same tab.