Dilbert loading slow in firefox

No idea why what this has to do with SED, but ...

I don't have this problem. But then I have disabled Java, JavaScript and most plug-ins.

You could try disabling these "features" one at a time until you figure out what's causing it.

Dilbert is very on topic here. Ask around :)

I'll give it a try.

M

try

martin

mg wrote:

Even that wants to load 5 JavaScript files. (Better than the 13 that the other does.)

I have dilbert.com/img blocked as well. I also have adserver & promo blocked. dilbert.com/dyn covers the last 2 and more.

This is the one I like...

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This is apparently how HP staffs their customer service:

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Har!

BTW from click to fully loaded, about 4 1/2 seconds in Firefox 3.0.7 with Java, several plugins, adblockers etc. all enabled.

Mark L. Fergerson

Which version you got? I'm using 3.0.7, and from click to fully loaded it's 7 seconds tops with no tiresome tab-freezing. The animations:

take about twelve seconds to get going from first click, again with no tab-freezing. I've got Java, adblockers, Greasemonkey and all sots of crap fully enabled.

Mark L. Fergerson

I think the Dilbert site uses a heavy amount of javascript. I note Java on my system makes not only Firefox freak out, but iTunes also.

And don't get me started on the memory usage issues with iTunes.

Already noted in this thread.

Java and JavaScript are NOT related in any way:

*-Java+*-*-*-*=-*-*-buggy-*-browsers+ECMAScript+originally.called+Nearly-all-*-*-books-abo=ut-JavaScript-are-*-awful+*-has-*-*-*-design-errors+*-*-*-earlier-implement=ations-*-*-were-*-buggy+*-Flanagan

Try this one:

Cheers! Rich