Running Slow

[sargentodiaz]

sargentodiaz last edited by

I have Opera, Firefox, and IE. Of them all, Opera is the slowest when I go to a link and in general operation. Right now, as I type, I get frequent pauses where is stops while I continue typing.

I've done a thorough check of my hardware and ran internal scans to ensure I have no corrupted files. I've also used Malwarebytes and another program to ensure my system is not infected. My Defender says the system is clear and my firewall has the last version.

So, why the delay in Firefox?

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

What's your Opera and what is it there about Firefox?

[blackbird71]

blackbird71 last edited by

Also, what is your operating system and what are some details about your computer (amount of RAM and type/speed of processor)?

[alex00752]

alex00752 last edited by admin

It is something with the opera stable line, since build 25.0.1614.50 i experience lags in loading pages as explain in this post:

https://forums.opera.com/topic/6650/opera-stable-lags-when-accessing-any-of-the-internal-or-external-pages/5

It has nothing to do whit the system because the issue dose not occur on Opera beta, Opera developer, older Opera versions than 25.0.1614.50 and neither on other browsers like Firefox.
I hope is temporary because is annoying to wait 13 seconds to start loading a page...

[lyakhovserhiy]

lyakhovserhiy last edited by

Have the same issue: Every minute opera freezes for 3-5 second during any operation: typing, scrolling, clicking, opening new page. Appeared after build 25

[blackbird71]

blackbird71 last edited by

It is something with the opera stable line, since build 25.0.1614.50 i experience lags in loading pages...
It has nothing to do whit the system because the issue dose not occur on Opera beta, Opera developer, older Opera versions than 25.0.1614.50 and neither on other browsers like Firefox. ...

And perhaps that "something" has to do with unique interactions between the software, the OS version used, the computer hardware, as well as the 'problem' software version numbers themselves. This is especially true when not all the software's users are experiencing or reporting similar problems! When explaining a user problem with any software, it is essential that a poster include details about his software version(s), the OS used, and some basics about his hardware (RAM, type/speed of processor). From those details, those who try to help can make educated suggestions... otherwise, they're just guessing in the dark.