About the "waiting time" in requests when the site is loaded (performance)

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I was watching the time of Load site, and I realized that the blue bar (which says about waiting), is very big.

I would like to know why this happens, if this could be because the server I’m picking up is slow, or if this is normal, or if there is still some "limit" to how much simultaneous data per server to pick up, or whether this has to do with the issue of cookies that are loaded together with the request (when made to my own server).

I don’t know if this question is worth doing on the Stack forum.. I’m sorry if I’m wrong..

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    I was going to answer, but the subject is huge and would give an academic article. So I’ll give you some links since you are interested. https://developers.google.com/web/tools/chrome-devtools/network-performance/ here’s another one that’s interesting in English. https://developers.google.com/speed/docs/insights/mobile . On the other hand, the big Blue Bar is because the file has 0kb, which is probably a reference on your page that the browser searched and did not find on the server. Search tb on HTTP2 it will solve various request problems by working asynchronously

  • Thank you very much for the comment and the reading instructions. ;)

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