Site slow?
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Site slow?
anybody else have speed issues on the site? whenever a new page loads it freezes for like 20 seconds. Just wondering if its my computer or my slow overpriced internet or the site itself.
Re: Site slow?
Are we talking about at this moment in time of your post? Or for X amount of previous time?
When you describe "freezes for 20 seconds", is that before the new page is switched to, or are you seeing a part of the new page (like a top half of it) before the rest of the page loads later?
When you describe "freezes for 20 seconds", is that before the new page is switched to, or are you seeing a part of the new page (like a top half of it) before the rest of the page loads later?
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Re: Site slow?
i have this problem also. i will go to a new page and it sits there forever but when i go to a different site it goes back to being fast.
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Car: '89 Camaro Rs/ '87 Z28
Engine: 305 c.i. TBI/ 305 c.i. 4bbl
Transmission: 700r4/T5
Axle/Gears: 3.73 posi/ 3.73 posi
Re: Site slow?
Yea, goes to new page where i only see the top half. then few seconds later the full page loads but I gotta wait a few more seconds before I can scroll or click or type or do anything. Its been like this the past month for me I believe.
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Re: Site slow?
Ive noticed it too (last couple of days)....I just passed it off as a server issue. Seems fine today.
Re: Site slow?
I believe this has something to do with your browser's rendering and certain elements - such as table usage. FireFox tends to display the page as it's loading, while IE tends to wait until the enter page is finished loading (in certain cases).
Plus FireFox, a well-known and competing browser, comes with additional advantages.
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