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Which parts of your stack break first in China.

An open lab that measures how foreign web-stack dependencies behave for real users in mainland China — one dependency per page, whole platforms end to end, every verdict reproduced from a Beijing node.

What this lab does

Test, verify, produce.

01

Test

Single dependencies — fonts, auth, analytics, media, payments — each loaded the way a real product loads it, plus whole platforms like Firebase, Netlify, and Vercel.

02

Verify

Every verdict comes from an Alibaba Cloud Beijing node: curl + dig for reachability, Playwright for what a real browser shows. Not a VPN. Not a guess.

03

Produce

Weekly machine-readable evidence — verdicts, latency, screenshots, downloadable run reports — accumulated as an open data asset since June 2026.

This week's verdicts

The traffic lights, at a glance.

Latest mainland snapshot…

    Data assets

    Run reports.

    Every weekly run is archived and ships a downloadable PDF report — verdicts, changes, latency, and screenshots. Open the snapshot for the raw table.

    Run dateTargetsBlockedDegradedReachableOpen

    See the Beijing view Verdict trends → Submit a target Source on GitHub

    Verdict color code Reachable < 1s Degraded 1–3s Blocked > 3s or connection failed Measured as total request time from the Beijing node; any HTTP status counts as connected.