In the page filter, you can apply the following filters which are listed below:

• Last: You can specify the time filters such as: Last Duration (such as 15 minutes, 1 hour, 1 week, 1 day, 1 week, and so on).
• Custom: You have to specify the required Start At and End At date and time range.
• Onload: Onload refers to an event that occurs when a webpage or its resource finish loading in a web browser. You can apply the page filter for Onload between 0-120 sec.
• TTDL: TTDL is the duration which is taken for a web page’s DOM to be fully constructed and ready for user interaction. You can apply the page filter for TTDL between 0-120 sec.
• TTDI: This is the duration which is taken for a web page’s DOM to become fully interactive and responsive to the user interaction. You can apply the page filter for TTDI between 0-120 sec.
• Wait: The page needs to wait for the server to fetch HTML, CSS, JavaScript file, images and other resources to render the page to the client (browser), known as “Wait” time. You can apply the page filter for Wait between 0-60 sec.
• DOM: DOM time is the total time spent in processing DOM and rendering the page. It is the time from the main URL (last non-redirect) response received by the window onload event. You can apply the page filter for DOM between 0-120sec.
• PRT: This refers to the subjective perception of how quickly a system or application responds to user interactions or requests. You can apply the page filter for PRT between 0-120 sec.
• TCP: This is the time required for a TCP handshake. It does not include SSL/TLS You can apply the page filter for TCP between 0-10 sec.
• DNS: This is the decentralized hierarchical naming system that translates domain name into IP addresses, enabling users to access websites using human-readable addresses. You can apply the page filter for DNS between 0-10 sec.
• FP: First Paint timestamp reports the time it takes for the first pixels to be painted on the screen when a web page starts loading. You can apply the page filter for FP between 0-60 sec.
• FCP: First Content Paint Timestamp reports the time it takes for the first visible content to be rendered on a web page. You can apply the page filter for FCP between 0-60 sec.
• FID: First Input Delay (FID) measures the time from when a user first interacts with your site to the time when the browser can respond to that interaction. You can apply the page filter for FID between 0-120 sec.
• TTI: Time to Interactive is when the website is usually usable and engaging. You can apply the page filter for TTI between 0-300 sec.

Note: Once you have selected all the fields from the provided drop-downs or by manual entry, you have to click on the Apply Apply button to apply those filters, And you can also reset those selected filter by clicking on the Reset Reset button.