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Web performance measured on real users: Core Web Vitals, loading and interaction speed, and what platforms and code choices change for Polish sites.
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- PerformanceGoogle Fonts and GDPR: 3 in 8 Polish sites load themThree in eight Polish homepages load fonts from Google's servers, and few visibly wait for consent. On WordPress, a blocking load goes with a slower LCP.
- PerformanceCDN market share in Poland, and what it does to TTFBCloudflare answers a third of 7,785 .pl homepages, yet most pass HTML to the origin, and their phone TTFB matches sites without a CDN. Cached ones are faster.
- PerformanceHTTP/3 adoption and Brotli vs gzip on Polish sites39% of 7,785 .pl homepages advertise HTTP/3 and 44% come with Brotli or zstd, mostly via Cloudflare or LiteSpeed; nginx and Apache usually send gzip.
- PerformanceCookie consent on the Polish web: who draws the bannerOne Polish homepage in four runs a cookie consent tool we can name, most of them not a consent platform. Sites with one pass CLS on phones as often as the rest.
- PerformanceLaw firm websites in Poland: how fast are the top firms?We measured 170 websites of Polish law firms ranked by Legal 500 and Chambers. Most load fast, but few tell Google or AI assistants that they are law firms.
- PerformanceCore Web Vitals by ecommerce platform: who is fastest?CrUX field data for Polish online shops: about half pass Core Web Vitals on phones. Shopify and PrestaShop lead, Shoper lags on INP. Which platform is fastest?
- PerformanceThird-party scripts on the Polish web: who loads what7 in 10 Polish homepages load scripts from Google and 1 in 6 still loads Universal Analytics. Sites with more third parties respond slower on phones.
- PerformanceNext.js prefetch, measured: Partial Prefetching in 16.3Partial Prefetching in Next.js 16.3 cut prefetched bytes by up to 93% in our benchmark, but URL content now lands after the click. When each setup wins.
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