Across all 65 active sites, the network logged 14.2k visits and 14.65k page views for the week of July 12–18, 2026, with both metrics down roughly 11.5% and 11.1% week-over-week respectively. Median page load time also improved, dropping about 10% to 2,932ms.
Leading the pack was technologies.org, which pulled in 1.4k visits and 1.41k page views, though both were down sharply from the prior week (around 23–24% declines). Load times improved to 2,581ms, down nearly 13%. Traffic was split mostly between unknown browsers (750) and Chrome (600), with a small sliver of Chrome Mobile WebView (20). Core Web Vitals held up reasonably well: LCP came in at 2,716ms (down about 4%), CLS ticked up slightly to 0.11, and INP stayed a snappy 56ms.
analysis.org moved in the opposite direction, growing to 890 visits and 910 page views — gains of roughly 19% and 21%. Page load time remains the standout concern here at 16,753ms, though that’s actually an improvement of about 3% from the week before. Most traffic came from unknown browsers (620) and Chrome (230), with a trace of Edge (20). LCP sat at 5,216ms (down 22%), CLS was elevated at 0.44 (flat week-over-week), and INP was excellent at 16ms.
transportational.com had its best week in the group, with visits and page views both up 37% to 740 each. Load time improved to 1,564ms. Browser split was unknown (440), Chrome (160), and Chrome Mobile (130). The one weak spot was LCP, which jumped 88% to 6,076ms — worth keeping an eye on. CLS was clean at 0, and there wasn’t enough interaction data yet to report INP.
Rounding out the rest of the top 10: zgm.org grew about 8% to 670 visits and 670 page views; publishinghouse.org edged up 3.6% to 580 and 580; pho.tography.org dropped a steep 39% to 560 visits (600 page views, down 35%); yellowfiction.com slipped 5.6% to 510 and 510; osint.org fell 25% to 470 visits (600 page views, down 23%); opinion.org declined 23% to 460 visits (510 page views, down 18%); and s3h.com closed out the list at 230 visits and 240 page views, both down around 17–21%. None of these seven have enough traffic volume yet for Core Web Vitals reporting.