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See request time in Chrome developer tools

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During ajax development, I often need a way of seeing the time a request was sent in Chrome developer tools. Either an absolute time (such as 3:45:23 PM) or a relative time (4.56s since page load) is fine.

The closest I can find is the timeline in the Network tab, showing the Start Time (you can click on the Timeline header to select which info it is showing), but you can often only get from it to the nearest 20 seconds:

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answered 8 Years ago clarkulisesa · Accepted Answer

This feels like a giant oversight to me on the part of the Chrome devs. They give you every possible bit of timing except the absolute start/end times (and like you, I'd be happy for relative timing since the start of the page load).

The best I've been able to do is to set the tightest possible range in the overview pane, and then your timings are displayed with more precision.

See screenshot for details: