Page Speed Community

We invite all webmasters and web developers to join the Page Speed community, where you can share best practices and tips; report on your experience using Page Speed and implementing its recommendations; and help make Page Speed (and the web) better.

Forums and discussion groups

We have set up a number of resources set up to help you get involved. Each has a different purpose, described below.

Getting help

For help on using Page Speed and implementing its recommendations, and to report on your experience using it, post to the Webmaster Help forum.

Giving feedback

To give feedback and discuss ways of improving Page Speed, its rules, and documentation, and open-source code, post or subscribe to the page-speed-discuss Google group.

Reporting bugs

If you encounter a specific bug, such as an error message, please directly file an issue in the Page Speed Issue tracker.

Getting updates

To be notified of important updates to Page Speed, visit or subscribe to the page-speed-announce Google Group.

Open-source project

If you're interested in contributing directly to the Page Speed code base, we encourage you to check out the open-source project pages, where you can browse and download source code, view and file bugs, and submit patches.