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Firefox 89.0.2 (64-bit) - Page info does not show "Page Size" at all.

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navonooo
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I've googled on how to see page size, and according to Mozilla support, need to get to page info by clicking on CTRL + I and then you'll see, under "General" tab: "Page Size" in KB.

Problem starts when "Page Size" isn't shown at all (it doesn't exists.. not empty or anything). Why? and how can I see it?.

Attached screenshot of what I see.

Thank you.

I've googled on how to see page size, and according to Mozilla support, need to get to page info by clicking on CTRL + I and then you'll see, under "General" tab: "Page Size" in KB. Problem starts when "Page Size" isn't shown at all (it doesn't exists.. not empty or anything). Why? and how can I see it?. Attached screenshot of what I see. Thank you.
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jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
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I don't remember that info being there for the page (it is there for some images on the Media tab).

Firefox has a developer tool called the Network Monitor that can show all of the files used to build the page and both their individual size and the total "page weight" of everything loaded. However, if you didn't have it open when you loaded the page, you will need to reload. More info in this article:

https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Tools/Network_Monitor

navonooo
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Spot on solution. thank you.