Browser Features

Single Page App Route Changes NEW!

View Single Page Application route change performance, regardless of what JavaScript framework you use. Powerful low-level instrumentation can even capture interactions beyond the route change that can be customized via API, allowing monitoring tailored to the architecture of your application, such as for custom frameworks.

Session Traces

Session Traces provide one of the most valuable assets an engineer requires - context. Beyond identifying long load times, and specific errors, Browser Session Traces provide the story that occurred both before and after an error or performance issue. Pivot from AJAX requests and JavaScript errors into a Session Trace and conversely pivot from a Session Trace out to a specific JavaScript error or Network error.

Browser Traces

Traces are snapshots of one user’s experience, surfaced as an outlier due to a longer than average load time. It provides details around when it took place, a segmented breakdown of where load time was spent, browser type, and the user’s geographic location. This report is excellent when dissecting areas of your application which are performing poorly for specific users.

Page Load Time - Segmentation Chart

Page load times capture metrics from the moment a user begins a transaction in the browser until the page completes loading. The reports show average page load time broken down into color-coded segments for: Request queuing, application code, network latency, DOM processing, and Page rendering.

Page Load Time - Histogram and Percentiles

Histograms and percentiles of browser page load times provide a holistic view of the speed of page loads, one that is not focused on averages alone. Histograms and percentiles surface every page load that occurred during a specified time window, providing the ability to drill into outliers that might have been overlooked otherwise.

Geographic Reporting

Understand how your end users’ experience with your site varies by geographical region. Identify if more CDN’s are required, or if high value customers in specific parts of the world are having a negative experience with your site’s performance.

Page-Level AJAX Calls

For a specific page, see all the AJAX calls being made as well as the response time, throughput (rpm), total number of calls, error status codes, and average data transfer made for each one.

Page View Throughput

Throughput is measured in requests per per minute. Throughput metrics help you understand which pages are being called most frequently.

Connect Browser with Backend Performance

From the Page views report, you can select single page URL and see all of the associated backend APM transactions (if you have the APM Agent installed in your application). Quickly view the total call time, average response time, and call count for any individual backend transaction. You can also dive deeper into a particular transaction and see diagnostics within our APM reports.

Browser Throughput

Provides a snapshot of the average number of pageviews received per minute broken down by browser type.

Device Page Load Times

Shows the average page load time across all browsers by device type (Tablet, Mobile, Desktop).

Browser Version Chart

Helps you understand which versions of each browser type your customers come from based on throughput.

Browser Load Time - Segmentation Chart

For each type of browser, a segmented view of time spent on request queuing, application code, network latency, DOM processing, and Page rendering.

AJAX Dashboard

The main AJAX dashboard surfaces your site’s most resource intensive AJAX requests, filterable by time consumption, response time, throughput, callback time, and data transfer. From here you can drill into a particular call for detailed analysis.

Calls by Page View

Shows which page views are calling a particular server side controller, with page level detail around throughput, response time, total number of calls, and data transfer.

Request Status Codes

The status codes reporting indicates the return behavior from an AJAX call. A large number of non-200 status codes may indicate a problem with your AJAX endpoints.

Data Transfer Per Request

This shows data transfer which is requested and sent. Use this to look for correlations between high callback times and data transfer rates.

JavaScript Error Summary

This summary view gives you a high level understanding of the types of JavaScript errors happening, the frequency at which they occur, and the percentage of users affected by the errors.

Errors by Browser

For each type of error, this chart shows you which browsers are being impacted by the error and the relative contribution it is making to your total error volume.

Percentage of Page Views with Errors

For each type of error, this chart shows you the percentage of page views affected by it. This allows you to quickly assess the reach and impact a particular error has on your end users.

Error Instance Details

Error Instance details grabs a snapshot of a single error and captures the stack trace details available from the browser, focusing on the actionable components, down to the line of code. These are metrics are combined with unique browser combinations down to the version level, and unique url. JavaScript diagnostics doesn't get more granular than this.

Source Map Support

Troubleshoot minified production JavaScript code, with source map support giving you full visibility to where in your code the front-end error is. Intuitive drag-and-drop lets you locate issues in a click, while API integrations work seamlessly with your build pipeline.

Best-in-class Customer Experience Monitoring

Crash analysis in New Relic Mobile lets you analyze the most impactful crashes and fix them faster. Source map support in New Relic Browser gives you more actionable visibility into front-end JS errors by showing you exactly where in the original source the error occurred, even if your code is minified.

Quickly View App Health

New Relic uses color coded status indicators throughout to help you quickly spot performance issues.

Custom dashboards

Keep an eye on your most critical performance metrics quickly by adding them to a custom dashboard.

Integrate with your ticketing system

File tickets related to performance problems directly into your ticketing system. Learn which ticketing systems we support.

Alerting

Check out our new Alerts Features for Browser that report on JS error %, response time, throughput and much more!

Filterable Geography

Understand how your end users’ experience with your site varies by geographical region, down to the city level. Identify how a CDN or ASN/ Internet Service Provider is performing in different regions.

U.S. and EU Data Regions

Our global data-hosting structure consists of two regions: European Union and United States. You can select your preferred data region during the account setup process, regardless of your physical location. (Note: We do not support migration or aggregation of data across regions.)

SOC2 Audited

New Relic has successfully completed a SOC 2 audit of processes and controls relevant to security and availability. This audit reviews our security process and controls and provides both ourselves, and more importantly our customers an independent, third-party assurance that we are taking the appropriate steps to protect our systems and our customer’s data.

Secure Data Center

The infrastructure that runs the New Relic service and stores our customer’s data resides in a Tier III, SSAE-16 certified data center. Customer data is backed up on a regular basis.

Continuous Monitoring

New Relic employs both internal and third-party services to perform continuous security scanning on both our network and applications to ensure that our applications and servers remain secure.

Secure by Default

We strongly believe in the concept of “secure by default”. Customers have to explicitly enable settings within New Relic to authorize the sending of sensitive data. We want to make sure that you are not accidentally exposing anything that you don’t want to.

Compliance Friendly

New Relic can be configured to operate securely in regulated environments such as PCI, HIPAA, or SOX. In addition we are Swiss and EU Privacy Shield certified.