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Last update: Oct 21, 2026

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With the Speed Test functionality, you can easily check the level of optimization on your website. The performance check is powered by Google PageSpeed and provides information on the level of optimization in over 20 different areas.

Based on the score of your website you can scroll down the page to find specific optimization suggestions to improve the website’s performance.

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