There's still more things we want to add, and please do let us know what YOU want, but we've achieved feature parity with the old report (and then some!) so it's time to make the commitment and move forward!

Let us know any issues or requests here:
github.com/HTTPArchive/...

A massive "thank you!" to @fossheim.bsky.social for creating such a beautiful front end, and to @maxostapenko.com for doing all the backend work!

🙏 Thank you both 🙏

Though I shared a link from the @httparchive.org and the 2024 Web Almanac, sharing a chart from the the actual archive: over 5 yrs, the page weight has grown almost 30%, and there has never been an indication of slowing down. The almanac chapter covers much of the data proving so. 🧵⬇️

Thoughtful font loading can provide performance benefits. This @httparchive.org Web Almanac FONT chapter surprisingly touches on quite a bit, from formats, sizes and more. You can read it all here:
📚: almanac.httparchive.org/en/2024/fonts
Enjoy! #100DaysOfPerf

🏁 The @httparchive.org Web Almanac's Performance chapter is a comprehensive report on the state of performance on the web, w/ focus on the Core Web Vitals. Shout outs @inesakrap.bsky.social + J. Zigisova for penning the near 8000 word piece.
#100DaysOfPerf
📚: almanac.httparchive.org/en/2024/perf...

So they may be the same as desktop pages, they may be responsive and deliver different content to mobiles (based on user-agent, or viewport size), or they may be mobile-optimized sites not visited by desktop devices (e.g. m.facebook.com).

We get a list of origins visited by mobile devices (based on user-agent) from the Chrome User Experience Report (CrUX). We then crawl them with mobile viewport, mobile user agent, and 4G setting as detailed in our methodology: almanac.httparchive.org/en/2024/meth...

An enormous thanks to all 88 contributors who made the 2024 edition possible.

And we've already started talking about a 2025 edition. Check out our GitHub repo to get a sense of the project, and there's an interest form if you want to help build the 2025 edition:
github.com/HTTPArchive/...

That marks the end of the 2024 Web Almanac. A little later than usual but worth it in the end.

And also means the ebook is now available:
almanac.httparchive.org/en/2024/tabl...

754 pages jam packed with all sorts of nerdy goodness!!!