You mention that people should plug their URL into PageSpeed Insights to see if CrUX data is available for the URL, but it's cumbersome to come up with a list of URLs and test each one. Is there a way to get a list of URLs that have data in CrUX for a given domain?
To check if a single origin or URL is in CrUX, the PSI web UI is the quickest way.
If you have a batch of known URLs you can use a script similar to the PSI Monitoring code to test them all against the PSI API.
If you have a batch of known origins, you could write a query against the BigQuery dataset similar to SELECT DISTINCT origin FROM chrome-ux-report... WHERE origin IN (a,b,c).
To get all unknown URLs for a given origin, there is no equivalent queryable dataset. The only scenario I can imagine this info being provided is if the requester can verify permission from the webmaster.
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You mention that people should plug their URL into PageSpeed Insights to see if CrUX data is available for the URL, but it's cumbersome to come up with a list of URLs and test each one. Is there a way to get a list of URLs that have data in CrUX for a given domain?
To check if a single origin or URL is in CrUX, the PSI web UI is the quickest way.
If you have a batch of known URLs you can use a script similar to the PSI Monitoring code to test them all against the PSI API.
If you have a batch of known origins, you could write a query against the BigQuery dataset similar to
SELECT DISTINCT origin FROM chrome-ux-report... WHERE origin IN (a,b,c).To get all unknown URLs for a given origin, there is no equivalent queryable dataset. The only scenario I can imagine this info being provided is if the requester can verify permission from the webmaster.