Why is this website so slow?
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For FF fiends , well to much F word no less than Four , yet another word that initiates with F good thing on the right side , not the word that people use a lot when thigngss f$$%^$k what was that , yes things go wrong .Well, coming to the point , for FF users Bluehell Firewall is working well without slowing the browser down
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Disable JavaScript running on this site. It will be instant then
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On my laptop (Win7) and tablet (Android) it's so slow it's painful and I really don't want to browse. They load junk advertising like crazy on here. On my super high-end workstation it feels normal though...I might try some ad blockers but I'd rather see a dedicated site that doesn't flood us with garbage and slow down the site.
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On my laptop (Win7) and tablet (Android) it's so slow it's painful and I really don't want to browse. They load junk advertising like crazy on here. On my super high-end workstation it feels normal though...I might try some ad blockers but I'd rather see a dedicated site that doesn't flood us with garbage and slow down the site.
The speed of loading a web page is not really dependent on your OS, but rather on a browser you are using. To be precise, on its settings. Those pages have little pieces of code running on them called JavaScript. Basically when you open your page those script tell your browser what to do. Like load ads, or make animations. Or even load malicious software. The simple way to mitigate it is to prevent JavaScript from running on a particular website. Again, I'm not saying that this web page has a malicious software, it's just that JS script running makes it painfully slow.
Now, each browser has its own way to prevent JS from running, so use google on how to accomplish it with your browser.
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Having used AdBlocker on Mozilla Firefox for some years (with and without the added extension/s) . . . I suggest you check the current status if, like me, you are now running Firefox 51.0.1 on the latest update of 64bit Win10.
Why? Coz for some time, Firefox on Win10 can flag AdBlocker compatibility issues . . . not always, but Firefox now takes the easy way out and strips off AdBlocker by default. The good news is that, even without AdBlocker, the combo of modern quad core platform, 64bit Win10 OS, and heaps of Solid State Disk and high speed RAM, JF (even with all the ads) loads, regens, and searches fast for me . . . but I do endorse the comments of needing to log off / log on after about an hour to keep it flying. That's a Firefox caching issue, not just JF . . . easily verified by my online book authoring software where 300 page books can really torture all the browsers I have tested.
Cheers,
Ken
Why? Coz for some time, Firefox on Win10 can flag AdBlocker compatibility issues . . . not always, but Firefox now takes the easy way out and strips off AdBlocker by default. The good news is that, even without AdBlocker, the combo of modern quad core platform, 64bit Win10 OS, and heaps of Solid State Disk and high speed RAM, JF (even with all the ads) loads, regens, and searches fast for me . . . but I do endorse the comments of needing to log off / log on after about an hour to keep it flying. That's a Firefox caching issue, not just JF . . . easily verified by my online book authoring software where 300 page books can really torture all the browsers I have tested.
Cheers,
Ken