[Solved-Unsolved] Very Slow Image and Website Loading: Vivaldi 7.0.3495.6
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@mib2berlin
Hi,how do you measure the load timings?
I think you're on the right track. There are complex websites which load instantly like dailymail.co.uk other like techpowerup differ seemingly on how many hits.
So it's maybe server related. I had that idea but dismissed it.
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@maximwaldow
I use Page Load Time:
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/page-load-time/fploionmjgeclbkemipmkogoaohcdbig?pli=1
I don't know how exact it is but I use it in all Chromium browsers to compare if something like this happen.Cheers, mib
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@mib2berlin
Here's mine, techpowerup now fast.
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@maximwaldow
Yes, I checked here from Germany and it is really fast at moment, strange.
The domain is registered in Reykjavik but this doesn't mean the server are in Iceland. -
@mib2berlin
Me too very fast currently.
Here dailymail.
[Bei mir auch gerade extrem schneller Webseitenaufbau. Unterseekabel?]
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@maximwaldow said in [Solved-Unsolved] Very Slow Image and Website Loading: Vivaldi 7.0.3495.6:
techpowerup
Fast for me.
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Slow access could be routing problems of its provider cdn77.com back to user location.
I see in evening such trouble with some other sites (like vivaldi.net) when i was connected over Deutsche Telekom, the back route is very bad.
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@DoctorG
Just testing with VPN on. Ultra fast. All websites are loading instantly.
Might be it's a telekom issue. This braking effect is happening for weeks now.
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@maximwaldow I guess speed depends where the VPN server is located and where you live (some countries have slow interlink connections, surveillance, filtered content by Internet Access Provider).
Good when a VPN is a solution for you.
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Here dailymail.co.uk via VPN again. Like you've alluded to maybe telekom is filtering ...
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@maximwaldow Could be the response takes longer as there is bad connection from UK to your country. Or your internet access line is overloaded by other internet users nearby. I do not know.
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@DoctorG
No it's clearly faster than before. Look at the loading time of dailymail some posts above.
