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Red Wine
20th May 2006 14:20 UTC
Hard browsing the forum with firefox
Last days, (did not make any changes to firefox) became significant hard to browse the forum with firefox. Normally when I was browsing in the past, fasterfox reported 6-7.000s to load the page. Now, it takes 90.000s while the same moment IExplorer is as fast as normal. Firefox has this weird delay only when browsing this forum.
My question is, does someone else have the same problem with firefox or I must search for this on my system?
CraigF
20th May 2006 15:39 UTC
no problem with my firefox
{_trueparuex^}
20th May 2006 16:41 UTC
No problems here. Try to clean firefox cache, history, etc.
Afrow UK
20th May 2006 19:33 UTC
I was getting this too. Seems to have gone completely now.
-Stu
Red Wine
20th May 2006 19:47 UTC
I was getting this too. Seems to have gone completely now.
Seems to have gone too :-) Though, I don't know the reason that caused that.
I thought it is the trialware of Outpost Firewall that I was trying last days so I uninstalled it and everything is normal again, yet I'm not sure if this is the reason.
Brummelchen
20th May 2006 20:15 UTC
Here: Fx+outpost+proxomitron
from time to time the forum is not loading completly but then i have same trouble in all browsers without proxo/outpost. the complete forum is delaying
CraigF
20th May 2006 21:09 UTC
could have been a duff advert. I find that some of the crap they post on here causes many browser issues.
Brummelchen
20th May 2006 22:40 UTC
m8 right, fx hangs always, when an advert is missing (watch statusbar)
onad
21st May 2006 21:28 UTC
TIP:
try an adblocker in firefox with wildcards and adjust your hosts file by setting for example al the servers you do not want to :
I.do.not want.you to 127.0.0.1
Red Wine
22nd May 2006 09:36 UTC
I've seen some changes to the forum and this is probably the reason why firefox is now faster than ever. :-)
Congrats to forum moderators!
RobGrant
22nd May 2006 12:10 UTC
Yeah, adblock with Filterset.G is the way to go. And if you don't like Google ads and loads of other Google things, CustomizeGoogle is ace!