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title: "Page makes many requests (perf/too-many-requests)"
description: "perf/too-many-requests: Every request costs connection time and priority slots; very high counts usually mean unbundled assets or chatty third parties."
canonical: https://void-design.vercel.app/rules/perf/too-many-requests
lastModified: 2026-09-16
---

# Page makes many requests

`perf/too-many-requests` · severity **info** · category Performance · detected by `void perf` and `void audit`

## Why it matters

Every request costs connection time and priority slots; very high counts usually mean unbundled assets or chatty third parties.

## How to fix it

Bundle small assets, inline tiny SVG icons, and remove unused third-party tags.

## More performance rules

`void perf` reports 25 rules in this category. Core Web Vitals and bytes: LCP, CLS, TBT, TTFB, JavaScript, CSS, fonts, images, caching and compression, measured as the median of several runs on a throttled mobile and a desktop profile.

- `css-budget` CSS transfer exceeds the budget — [perf/css-budget](https://void-design.vercel.app/rules/perf/css-budget)
- `font-budget` Web font transfer exceeds the budget — [perf/font-budget](https://void-design.vercel.app/rules/perf/font-budget)
- `too-many-fonts` Too many font files are downloaded — [perf/too-many-fonts](https://void-design.vercel.app/rules/perf/too-many-fonts)
- `image-budget` Image transfer exceeds the budget — [perf/image-budget](https://void-design.vercel.app/rules/perf/image-budget)
- `lcp-image-lazy` LCP image is lazy-loaded — [perf/lcp-image-lazy](https://void-design.vercel.app/rules/perf/lcp-image-lazy)
- `lcp-image-no-priority` LCP image has no fetchpriority="high" — [perf/lcp-image-no-priority](https://void-design.vercel.app/rules/perf/lcp-image-no-priority)
- `lcp-background-image` LCP element is a CSS background image — [perf/lcp-background-image](https://void-design.vercel.app/rules/perf/lcp-background-image)
- `image-oversized` Image is much larger than its rendered size — [perf/image-oversized](https://void-design.vercel.app/rules/perf/image-oversized)

Detected by `void perf` and `void audit`. Explain it in a terminal: `void rules perf/too-many-requests`