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Double-clicking the NS Logo...
I came across this trick in another thread and I think it is great: (Thanks Ianj)
if you double click the netsuite logo on a page it opens up a dialog box that shows the time taken to access the data, split between server time, network time and client time.
This is great! The dialog box also includes user, time, and the page in question. All of this is very helpful for troubleshooting and reporting performance issues. Plus, it is much more user friendly vs. navigating to the time-stamp at the the bottom of the HTML source.
There are, however, two scenarios it does not seem to work with:
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