APIContext, the leader in resilience monitoring, today unveiled its new Browser Monitoring tool, a headless browser capability that lets organisations see exactly how their websites perform in real-world conditions.
According to a public presentation by Akamai Technologies, 58% of website traffic is now generated by machines, making it critical to understand how web pages interact with APIs and autonomous agents. APIContext’s Browser Monitoring feature captures precise timing data including how long a page takes to load, which elements slow it down, and when it is truly ready for user interaction or further navigation.
APIContext’s new Browser Monitoring tool is also valuable for SEO optimisation, given Google’s updated page ranking algorithms now factor in page load speed, interactivity, and other performance metrics. These insights give organisations the visibility needed to track these factors, identify slow elements, and ensure sites meet performance standards that can impact search rankings.
This new feature extends APIContext’s synthetic monitoring beyond APIs to full page loads in a controlled headless browser, allowing teams to track how websites render, behave, and evaluates both performance and availability.
APIContext’s Browser Monitoring tool is ideal for monitoring homepages, key landing pages, CDN performance, third-party scripts, and validating front-end releases. All results align with OpenTelemetry standards, keeping data portable and analytics-ready.
Key Benefits of Browser Monitoring:
- Catch front-end issues before users notice: Detect broken elements, missing assets, or content drift.
- See every dependency: Track all assets and third-party calls to pinpoint slowdowns.
- Enterprise-ready access: Static IPs enable secure, allow listed monitoring.
- Unified view: Combine API and browser results for faster triage and reduced incident response time.
“As web experiences grow more complex, tracking performance APIs and web pages has become more complex,” said Mayur Upadhyaya, CEO of APIContext. “Our Browser Monitoring capability gives teams a unified view of website health and user experience, enabling them to detect page issues early, improve SEO outcomes, and maintain confidence in their operational resilience.”
For more information on APIContexts’ Browsing Monitoring Tool, visit https://apicontext.com/features/browser-monitoring/
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