Timeline annotations, webhooks, body hiding detection, and various UI improvements.
Timeline annotations
You can now mark changes to your site on the performance charts.
Webhooks
Want to import DebugBear metrics into your own analytics solution? You can now set up webhooks to deliver every test result to a URL on your server.
Anti-flicker snippet detection
A/B testing tools sometimes hide page content using CSS – DebugBear now detects this.
Export historical data for the whole project
The project export dialog now lets you export the last 8 weeks of data.
See in-progress tests
The project overview page now shows how many tests are in progress, and lets you reload the page when they have finished.
Easier comparison of individual tests
Want to compare a test with ads to one without? Previously the UI for this was really difficult to use, but now you can simply add the tests result you're currently viewing to the comparison.
New blog posts
How anti-flicker snippets from A/B testing tools impact site speed – a look at why A/B testing tools can increase LCP and what to do about it
How DebugBear uses DebugBear to run DebugBear – learn how we use DebugBear internally
5 Site speed tools for Technical SEOs – a list of some great tools and the advantages of each one
Working with web performance budgets – learn why performance budgets are useful and how to get started
Also, Steve Walker talks about how Journey Further uses DebugBear to monitor their site speed.