Lighthouse != Lighthouse The specific hardware and network *matter* https://www.webpagetest.org/easy is your friend (and mine!)https://twitter.com/slightlylate/status/1167146404755566592 …
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Right, but what do you do with -- say -- Lighthouse as standalone, in DevTools, or as part of http://web.dev ? Adjusting scores makes some sense, but ultimately devs will need to run it on representative devices to get representative scores.
It has been...challenging...for me to get folks to center performance claims and goals in the context of a specific and reproducible device/network config. I don't think enough engineers trace sites or work with partners.
As a user, it's kind of tough to understand what 0 or 100 even mean. If we recognize that products have different goals/ constraints - then the scoring becomes even more subjective.
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