Abstract
Web browsers have become one of the most commonly used applications for desktop and mobile users. Despite recent advances in network speeds and several techniques to speed up web page loading, browsers still suffer from relatively long page load time (PLT). Particularly, web applications need browsers to have a higher performance to compete with native applications. Recent studies show that network connection is not the bottleneck of the browser's performance anymore, however, no subsequent analysis has been conducted to inspect which parts of the browser's computation contribute to the performance overhead.
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