Tracking performance with HTTP Archive

HTTP Archive, an open-source service developed by Google engineers, is designed to track the speed of the web over time by generating regular reports on trends like page size and Page Speed scores for the top web pages. The project, which crawls the world's top 18,000 URLs with plans to expand to a million, allows users to download raw datasets for free and modify the source code for personalized analyses to uncover valuable insights. Google is transitioning the ownership and maintenance of HTTP Archive to the Internet Archive, continuing its support for creating a comprehensive data repository for performance research. Arvind Jain, who founded and leads Google's Make the Web Faster initiative, plays a significant role in these efforts, including the recently announced Instant Pages project.

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