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A few tools have been mentioned in other answers that could help such as Dynatrace Ajax edition, Compuware Gomez and WebPageTest. Another tool I have used is Selenium Webdriver with some custom timers.
There are a few caveats that you need to be aware of for this kind of performance measurement:
The browser you are using will affect the JavaScript ...
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I've read that HTTPWatch doesn't cover javascript rendering time (although can't confirm this). Compuware Gomez has a commercial tool.
WebpageTest also has a version you can download and run on your servers to test a variety of aspects of the load.
Chrome and Firefox also have web developer tools, where you can inspect the load t imes of the various ...
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Check out HTTPWatch http://www.httpwatch.com/
It's a really good tool that sounds like it may meet your needs.
I've used the free "Basic Edition" version for some client-side performance tests and analysis. And I've recommended it to some friends who use the "Professional Edition".
Good stuff, and one I keep in my Tester's Toolbox ...
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