Speed Auditor
A lightweight tool to audit LCP, DOM structure, and image latency directly from the admin bar.
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·0 active installs·Updated 2 months agoAs of April 2026, Speed Auditor is a WordPress dom plugin with 0 active installations and a 0/5 rating0. It has been downloaded 225 times in total. Requires WordPress 5.0+ and PHP false+. Available on WordPress.org since 2026. Recently updated within the last 3 months. Top alternative: WP-Resizely – Dynamic image resizing….
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Overview
Speed Auditor helps WordPress site owners identify performance bottlenecks in real-time while browsing their site. It generates a downloadable technical report that pinpoints critical elements for Core Web Vitals and structural efficiency.
Speed Auditor now includes a powerful Visual CLS Highlighter. Stop guessing which elements are causing layout shifts; activate the real-time radar from your Admin Bar to see problematic elements highlighted with red boxes as you browse.
Main Features:
* Visual CLS Radar: Activate a real-time toggle to draw red boxes around elements causing layout shifts. Perfect for catching unstable ads, images, or jumping text.
* **Visual Performance Signal: Real-time color-coded icons (Green/Yellow/Red) in the Admin Bar based on LCP optimization status.
* Technical K…
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Compatibility
| WordPress | 5.0+ requiredTested up to 6.9.4 |
| PHP | false+ required |
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Changelog
1.1.9
- New: Visual CLS Highlighter button. Added Toggle button in the Admin Bar to activate/deactivate visual boxes. Persistent visualizer mode using localStorage. Audit multiple pages seamlessly. Identify exactly which elements are moving on your page. Stop guessing which elements are moving; see them highlighted in red boxes.
- Improved: Boxes now follow elements during scroll and stay above ads using extreme z-index.
- New: Technical Glossary in the admin guide explaining HTML tags like “ins”, “div” and “img” in the context of CLS.
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