Interesting

goto() vs fetch() ——————————————————-

If your goal is only to get payload data (JSON/HTML bytes), fetch() is typically faster, because it does not trigger a full page navigation lifecycle.

If you later need to execute page JS for that same payload, use goto_render() with the already fetched response. In that scenario, total time is close to starting with goto(), but you still avoid a duplicate upstream request.

This is because the first navigation request is intercepted and fulfilled from local payload bytes.

Note

In this example, the server response time is static and equals 400 ms.