Slow loading on specific websites

[digiface]

digiface last edited by

Try hardware acceleration (in Opera preferences) on and off.

[sirwilli]

sirwilli last edited by

Disabling hardware acceleration seems to not change anything.

Edit: btw, I have the same issue with opera forums as it is using the same service.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by

How about other browsers? Do you have the same issue with them?

[sirwilli]

sirwilli last edited by

As I mentioned above I don't have the issue with chrome.

[sirwilli]

sirwilli last edited by

@digiface are you using windows or mac os x? As I don't have the issue on os x with opera.

[jannuz73]

jannuz73 last edited by

You may have page navigation errors .

[rolox2]

rolox2 last edited by

Came up instantly here, 33 beta

If you're logged in (or remain logged in w/cookie), then we aren't looking at the same page.

Region may be an issue...we might not be looking at the same page.

[sirwilli]

sirwilli last edited by

I'm not logged in in Opera Beta and Chrome. So it's the same page.

[digiface]

digiface last edited by

I have Windows 7.

[sirwilli]

sirwilli last edited by

Okay, same here. Looks like I have to live with it then. At least it is faster then before.

[digiface]

digiface last edited by

Since that LAN settings option helped you some, you can also try some other network tweaks. Disable Windows TCP/IP auto-tuning. http://www.speedguide.net/faq/how-to-disable-windows-vista-tcpip-auto-tuning-247

You can also disable IPv6 on your network card, if you are not using IPv6. http://www.informationweek.com/how-to-disable-ipv6-on-windows-7-/d/d-id/1099490?

Those are two options that might help with some network related issues.

[emifil]

emifil last edited by

I Have the same problema. I try to load http://clinicatafur.com and it is very slow. I dont know if it is a problem for the web or Opera.

Thanks

[digiface]

digiface last edited by

emifil: Opens fast here.

[sirwilli]

sirwilli last edited by

Since that LAN settings option helped you some, you can also try some other network tweaks. Disable Windows TCP/IP auto-tuning. http://www.speedguide.net/faq/how-to-disable-windows-vista-tcpip-auto-tuning-247
You can also disable IPv6 on your network card, if you are not using IPv6. http://www.informationweek.com/how-to-disable-ipv6-on-windows-7-/d/d-id/1099490?
Those are two options that might help with some network related issues.

Both didn't changed anything.