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Roughly measure the total size of a page with all assets

harmlessImages and performancedebian, ubuntu
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wget -q -p -H -nd -e robots=off -P /tmp/page-weight https://example.com/; du -sh /tmp/page-weight; ls -lhS /tmp/page-weight | head -15

Fetches the page along with all directly embedded resources (-p), including those from other hosts such as CDNs (-H), and stores everything flat in one directory. Then the total size and the 15 largest files are shown. It measures the uncompressed size, so the result is more of an upper bound.

Note: Files loaded via JavaScript or lazy loading are missing. Delete the target directory before running it again, otherwise the files add up.

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