Yes, It probably means that they left at approximately the same time, yes. It's unlikely that they were transmitted at exactly the same microsecond (especially since it takes a finite time to be transmitted onto the wire, which would have taken more than a microsecond. The fact that it's showing the same microsecond is probably an artifact of the timestamp clock used by your packet capture program, or an artifact of how packets were delivered to it (if they were delivered to the capture engine at the exact same time). Generally I'd just take it to mean "they were transmitted very close together" depending on how important the accuracy of the timings are to you.
On Sun, Aug 17, 2008 at 6:49 PM, naveen duniwal
<mail_naveend@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
What i still don't understand is that why timestamp for 3 and 4 are same, does it mean both the request left the browser at same time. Could be diff also in some case ?
