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Detect when the websites you use every day get slow! What it does Runs quietly in the background and tracks slowness in the websites you use every day. How to use it Install & pin: ***Click the puzzle icon in Chrome and pin the extension for quick access.*** Let it run: It collects website performance metrics while you work. When Data Jar is full of Jelly Beans, you have enough data to analyze! Quick check: Click the toolbar icon anytime to see a snapshot for the site you’re on. Go deeper: Open the Dashboard to view a detailed timeline of website performance changes. Click [Compare] to compare website performance to a known fast website that you regularly use, for example bing.com. When things slow down The moment a slowdown is detected, you can share a ready-to-send report with an admin or a teammate -- so you’re comparing notes with real data, not guesses. Compare your key websites If you notice a slowdown, compare your websites to a known fast website to see if it is just that one site, or if your ISP is causing problems! Tips Use multiple Chrome profiles? Install the extension in each profile where you want trends. Need the data elsewhere? Click Save File to export a CSV for easy analysis in Excel. Privacy There’s no connection to any backend server. Your data lives only in the extension’s local storage and is downloaded by you when you choose. More details: https://loveemployees.com
Jun 8, 2026
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