feat(browser): Experimental features section #19238
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- added new pages to the left-nav - removed redirect links (redirects are used for when pages are getting deleted and need to redirect to another page) - Cleaned up the marks and measures page - Move dover enable steps from experimental page (it wasn't appropriate there since the steps are only relevant to marks and measures page) - Added context to the nrql queries
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@metal-messiah I made some edits: 7b0cf3b Let me know what you think! |
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| This is an experimental browser feature. These features are subject to change and should be used with caution. They are only available when using the browser agent installed via copy/paste or NPM. |
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Suggestion: This is an experimental browser feature and may change. You must use it with caution. It's available only with the browser agent installed via copy/paste or NPM.
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| [Marks](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Performance/mark) and [measures](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Performance/measure) are standard methods to observe and report on the performance of your webpages. They are generic events native to the browser and can be used to measure the duration of any task. The New Relic browser agent can automatically track marks and measures as store them as `BrowserPerformance` events. |
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Suggestions: Marks and measures are standard methods to observe and report your webpages' performance. These generic events are native to browser and can measure any task's duration. The New Relic browser agent automatically tracks these marks and measures and then store them as BrowserPerformance events.
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| New Relic Browser offers a range of features to enhance your application monitoring capabilities. To ensure stability and reliability, some features are released in an experimental state. These features are subject to change, may not be fully supported, and should be used with caution. |
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Suggestion: New Relic browser agent offers a range of features to enhance your application monitoring capabilities. Some features are released in experimental state to ensure stability and reliability. These features may change or may lack support. You must use them with caution.
Add an experimental section for a new feature the browser agent is adding. Added a feature description that interlinks with the experiments feature. Follow up when the feature is GA'd will be to remove the feature from the section. More features in the browser agent roadmap will be added to the experiment section over time.