Update 2-synthetics-detail.md

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Author: shorowitz2021

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 ![waterfall](../images/synth-waterfall.png)
-1. **Filter** Focus in on specific parts of your test; filters the filmstrip, video, and waterfall. 
+1. **Filter:** Focus in on specific parts of your test; filters the filmstrip, video, and waterfall. 
 2. **Filmstrip:** Offers a set of screenshots of site performance so that you can see how the page responds in real-time.
-3. **Waterfall chart**  The waterfall chart is a visual representation of the interaction between the test runner and the site being tested.
+3. **Waterfall chart:**  The waterfall chart is a visual representation of the interaction between the test runner and the site being tested.
 4. **Video:** This lets you see exactly what a user trying to load your site from the location and device of a particular test run would experience.
-5. **Browser test metrics:**  A View that offers you a picture of website performance.
+5. **Browser test metrics:**  A view that offers you a picture of website performance.
 
 By default, Splunk Synthetics provides screenshots and video capture of the test. This is useful for debugging issues. You can see, for example, the slow loading of large images, the slow rendering of a page etc.
 
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 * The waterfall below will show all the objects that make up the page. The first line is the HTML page itself. The next lines are the objects that make up the page (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Images, Fonts, etc.).
 * In the waterfall find the line **GET** *splunk-otel-web.js*.
 * Click on the **>** button to open the metadata section to see the Request/Response Header information.
-* In the filter, switch to the second Synthetic Transaction **Shop**. Note that the filmstrip and video adjusts and moves to the beginning of the new transaction.
+* In the filter, switch to the second Synthetic Transaction **Shop**. Note that the filmstrip and video adjust and move to the beginning of the new transaction.
 * Repeat this for all the other Transactions, then finally select the **PlaceOrder** transaction.
 
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