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what is going on with the site
each day, at times, getting slower to load pages and posts. replied to the thread on the black bullitt voting for the calendar....took over two minutes for a one sentence reply to load on the page. not happening on any other site for me.
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^^^ just over one minute to load that one
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Hey, Tim,
We did have an issue before with the response time of the site awhile back. What web browser are you using and on what computer platform? Last time, this was noticed, we had to do a computer trace and then send some diagnostic information to VerticalScope. Is it all the web pages you've visited today? When was the first time you've noticed it? |
firefox and (ugh) windows 10. this is the only site. has been doing it intermittently over the last week at least.
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Internet explorer and windows 7 here. I've noticed it as well. Not always. It's as fast as other sites around midnight Pacific time. Maybe the amount of net traffic has a factor?
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Traffic is backed up at the border.
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Tim, how's it today for you? If it's still slow, let me know and we will set up a session to capture some diagnostic data for VerticalScope. What I notice periodically is what looks like continued loading in Firefox I am running on Windows 7.
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better yesterday and so far ok today.
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Slow on mobile too. But, I use the desktop version and not the "Enhanced View."
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Hello, Administrator,
I'd like to get some help to debug a slow performance problem that has been reported by a couple of folks in this thread. I notice that for the past several weeks, I see "working" icons appearing in the tabs of my Firefox browser when access various pages. For me, I've spent the most time in the Voting Booth section creating new polls in the last few days. While I am able to get information posted, I still see the "blue donuts" indicating that the web page is either still being loaded or waiting on something. I've previously seen this symptom before when other people had noticed slow performance with forms for replying to posts or creating new posts would take minutes to load. When I worked with the development people, I was able to capture some trace data from the Firefox browser and post it to a trace file capture site so they could download it. They found something in the web page code that was looping, resulting in slow performance. Would someone please contact me so we can do some debugging and get this issue fixed? It's important at this time because our calendar voting polls need to have people able to use them and not wait minutes to get a response. Thank you! |
PS - I use Firefox 53.0.3 on a Windows 7 computer with 8GB of RAM. The original poster also uses Firefox but on a Windows 10 computer. As you see in the response above mine, another person sees slow response on a mobile device.
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Loading a site such as this does many more things than most people could imagine.
Links to advertisers, web-use monitors, many more sites that have nothing to do with the Site, but have a Lot to do with monitoring what you are doing. Like the sites which pop up an advertisement on IMBOC showing the same thing you just surfed Amazon about. All this takes bandwidth. Fact of life on a site which places ad-clicks over member satisfaction. And then if you happen to click on a sub-forum in which someone has posted a lot of large pictures, you may as well go grab a sandwich. . |
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