On May 21, 5:31 pm, wpelg...@gmail.com wrote:
For a better help instead of "a page" show us _the_ page
demonstrating your problem.
http://www.rabobank.nl/particulieren/takes more than a minute to load
with javascript enabled (during which the whole system is practically
unresponsive).
On both IE and Firefox it takes ~ 4.1 seconds to load (average of 10
test loads in each browser, end of loading counted by "Done" message
appeared in the status bar, an external capturer is used). My Dell
notebook I took with me in Europe and tested with is very average by
its properties:
AMD Turion 64 X2 Mobile 1.8MHz
1Gb RAM
Wireless 128Kb upstream / 256Kb downstream Internet connection
For the page of such low complexity I would still expect 1-2 sec max
but they are using a purely DIV+CSS layout, that always adds 2-3 times
rendering time increase against of normal table layouts. Also their
http://www.rabobank.nl/particulieren...rusive_home.js
used on the page is a nightmare of document.write's - with say flash
movies written right to the document head section, so parser has to
spend extra time to wait for all segments arrive and to bring the DOM
tree into some acceptable state. Still 4-5 secs with progressive
rendering (so you can see some part of the page right away) is totally
OK - unless one is trying to call 911 online :-) There is no question
of _1 minute_ delay here.
That means either of:
1) You are using some legacy PC
2) For some reason your connection to these segments of the Web gets
delayed.
3) You have some spyware/antivirus installed that takes forever to pre-
parse the input before let it in to the browser.
I would check first with 3) As the problem is not reproducible I'm out
of other ideas. If nothing helps, install NoScript addon for Firefox
and set script disabled for all problematic pages:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/722