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According to Alexa traffic rank the highest website ht.hr position was 39770 (in the world). The lowest Alexa rank position was 974291. Now website ht.hr ranked in Alexa database as number 418700 (in the world).
Website ht.hr Desktop speed measurement score (70/100) is better than the results of 50.91% of other sites shows that the page desktop performance can be improved.
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Mobile speed measurement score of ht.hr (64/100) is better than the results of 64.03% of other sites and shows that the landing page performance on mobile devices is poor and can be improved.
Weekly Rank Report
| Date | Rank | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Sep-21-2024 | 418,700 | -11,994 |
| Sep-20-2024 | 406,706 | 11,315 |
| Sep-19-2024 | 418,021 | -6,134 |
| Sep-18-2024 | 411,887 | -11,377 |
| Sep-17-2024 | 400,510 | 3,094 |
| Sep-16-2024 | 403,604 | -472 |
| Sep-15-2024 | 403,132 | 6,424 |
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ht.hr desktop page speed rank
Last tested: 2017-05-21
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Last tested: 2017-05-21
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