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As [announced earlier this year](https://developer.chrome.com/blog/perf-tooling-2024.md.txt#the_experimental_performance_insights_panel_will_be_deprecated), the Chrome 131 release officially deprecates the experimental Performance Insights panel. It will be removed from DevTools completely in the next Chrome release, early in 2025. The [Performance panel](https://developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/performance/overview.md.txt) contains so much information, it could be difficult to know where to even begin. The Performance *Insights* panel [was an experiment](https://developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/performance-insights.md.txt#why_a_new_panel) on ways to automatically isolate and focus on the relevant parts of that information for debugging of specific performance and user experience issues, especially [Core Web Vitals](https://web.dev/articles/vitals). The best of those experiments are now being folded back into the Performance panel, combined with the Lighthouse audit engine, and appear as new insights within the Performance panel itself. A sidebar and additional data overlaying the timeline will provide insights into how a page loads and runs, and give advice on improving performance and the user experience. If you're looking to improve your site, the insights can give a great list of where to start. If you're diving deep into a specific performance or architectural issue, the insights can provide entry points, as well as context for when you're immersed in the minutiae of a trace, aiming to help you keep an eye on the bigger picture. ## Give us feedback Many of these insights may seem familiar from the Performance Insights panel and Lighthouse, but in a brand new context within the Performance panel. Try them out and [let us know](https://crbug.com/371170842) all the ways they could be improved or what other insights you'd love to see.