HI,

Not sure if this should be in front-end or back-end (guess it should technically be in both), but one of the things I've used CrUX data for, which I'd like to see this expose, is effective connection type.

1. What percentage of users are on (effective) 3G connections? I find that most people assume "my users are in the US and Europe -- everybody is on 4G" though that's obviously not true and CrUX data can provide a sense of how untrue that is. I've used this query before:

  SELECT
 origin,
 form_factor.name as form_factor,
 effective_connection_type.name as ect,
 SUM((
   SELECT
     SUM(bin.density)
   FROM
     UNNEST(first_contentful_paint.histogram.bin) bin
   WHERE origin IN ('https://www.bmwusa.com', 'https://www.infinitiusa.com', 'http://www.lincoln.com'))) AS density
FROM
 `google.com:chrome-ux-report-test.chrome_ux_report.20171018_preview_origin`
 group by form_factor, origin, ect
 HAVING density > 0 

https://zeit.co/blog/next5-1#environment-configuration

For sites with lots of TLDs and subdomains the autocomplete search widget can be misleading. Where's chevrolet.com and footlocker.com?

You need to search for www.chevrolet.com and www.footlocker.com. But there are some situations where you won't be able to find your result. E.g., domain.com and lots of subdomain.domain.com's.

Suggestions:

1. Order by # of datapoints (density)... if that data is there (DESC)
2. Order by length of domain

Please check out the media query, it should be 100% width for mobile width.

as a contributor we dont know when you do deployements. therefore it would be cool if in the footer of https://ruxt.dexecure.com/ would be mentioned a git commit hash (or version, in case you do proper tags/releases) so people know which of the contributed changes are already part of the website, and which are not.

would be great if one could define several page urls and the diagram/numbers below will turn into a compare view.

This could even make sense to compare 3,4 or 5 pages at once.