Deprecated chrome.loadTimes() even on recent Chrome versions (not always)

[GuillaumeRossolini]

Hi

This looks like a repeat of #16 and I wasn't sure at first because the warning doesn't trigger for every page we collect statistics thanks to this lib.
However, I have now seen the warning in my browser. I am not sure what triggered this.

[Edit]
Actually, I have a reproduce case:

• using a guest or private session, load any product page from this website: https://www.instantluxe.com/maroquinerie/pochette/celine/dore-daim-femme-A210587
• reload or navigate to another page (feel free to dismiss any popin): the warning appears in the console

It may be an event triggered on page unload

[Romiko]

Hi,

Any news on this one?
[Deprecation] chrome.loadTimes() is deprecated, instead use standardized API: Paint Timing

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	(anonymous)	@	rum-speedindex.js:1
	RUMSpeedIndex	@	rum-speedindex.js:1
	(anonymous)	@	(index):25

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The solution for this is:
https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2017/12/chrome-loadtimes-deprecated

function startLoadTime() { // If the browser supports the Navigation Timing 2 and HR Time APIs, use // them, otherwise fall back to the Navigation Timing 1 API. if (window.PerformanceNavigationTiming && performance.timeOrigin) { const ntEntry = performance.getEntriesByType('navigation')[0]; return (ntEntry.startTime + performance.timeOrigin) / 1000; } else { return performance.timing.navigationStart / 1000; } }

and
function requestTime() { // If the browser supports the Navigation Timing 2 and HR Time APIs, use // them, otherwise fall back to the Navigation Timing 1 API. if (window.PerformanceNavigationTiming && performance.timeOrigin) { const ntEntry = performance.getEntriesByType('navigation')[0]; return (ntEntry.startTime + performance.timeOrigin) / 1000; } else { return performance.timing.navigationStart / 1000; } }

Is this possible to update. Would you like me to create a PR for this?