Re: one profile loads google very slowly
Paul B. Gallagher wrote: Jim wrote: (Nuno Silva) wrote: On 2017-12-03, Paul B. Gallagher wrote: Jim wrote: I have 5 SM profiles set up on my PC. Even though my PC is 6 years old and has slowed down considerably from when I first got it (probably one factor is that Intel did not write a driver for Intel RST for my chipset for Windows 10). Anyway, when I go to www.google.com with my profile, the web page loads pretty much instantaneously (even though I cleared the cache, history, etc, etc before opening it, so it would not use cached info). My daughter has www.google.com as her home page, and it takes forever to load. I think we have the same add-ons, although I'm running noscripts, and she is not. However, I have allowed all scripts for the Google page on my browser. Any ideas? I'm considering deleting and recreating her profile, to see if that helps. Probably simpler/easier/more effective to clear her cache and cookies. If that doesn't work, then you can consider more draconian measures. I'd also compare the preferences set in prefs.js between the two profiles. If you find out what is causing the slowdown, please share. I'd be interested to hear... Sorry -- couldn't find out what was slowing it down. So I took the "more draconian" measures of deleting the profile and recreating it, ... So you never tried the cache/cookies thing? Or didn't it help? I tried it before I made my original post on SM, and it didn't help. ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: one profile loads google very slowly
Jim wrote: (Nuno Silva) wrote: On 2017-12-03, Paul B. Gallagher wrote: Jim wrote: I have 5 SM profiles set up on my PC. Even though my PC is 6 years old and has slowed down considerably from when I first got it (probably one factor is that Intel did not write a driver for Intel RST for my chipset for Windows 10). Anyway, when I go to www.google.com with my profile, the web page loads pretty much instantaneously (even though I cleared the cache, history, etc, etc before opening it, so it would not use cached info). My daughter has www.google.com as her home page, and it takes forever to load. I think we have the same add-ons, although I'm running noscripts, and she is not. However, I have allowed all scripts for the Google page on my browser. Any ideas? I'm considering deleting and recreating her profile, to see if that helps. Probably simpler/easier/more effective to clear her cache and cookies. If that doesn't work, then you can consider more draconian measures. I'd also compare the preferences set in prefs.js between the two profiles. If you find out what is causing the slowdown, please share. I'd be interested to hear... Sorry -- couldn't find out what was slowing it down. So I took the "more draconian" measures of deleting the profile and recreating it, ... So you never tried the cache/cookies thing? Or didn't it help? -- War doesn't determine who's right, just who's left. -- Paul B. Gallagher ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: one profile loads google very slowly
(Nuno Silva) wrote: On 2017-12-03, Paul B. Gallagher wrote: Jim wrote: I have 5 SM profiles set up on my PC. Even though my PC is 6 years old and has slowed down considerably from when I first got it (probably one factor is that Intel did not write a driver for Intel RST for my chipset for Windows 10). Anyway, when I go to www.google.com with my profile, the web page loads pretty much instantaneously (even though I cleared the cache, history, etc, etc before opening it, so it would not use cached info). My daughter has www.google.com as her home page, and it takes forever to load. I think we have the same add-ons, although I'm running noscripts, and she is not. However, I have allowed all scripts for the Google page on my browser. Any ideas? I'm considering deleting and recreating her profile, to see if that helps. Probably simpler/easier/more effective to clear her cache and cookies. If that doesn't work, then you can consider more draconian measures. I'd also compare the preferences set in prefs.js between the two profiles. If you find out what is causing the slowdown, please share. I'd be interested to hear... Sorry -- couldn't find out what was slowing it down. So I took the "more draconian" measures of deleting the profile and recreating it, and that fixed the problem. I set Google again as my daughter's home page, and it works fine now. When I deleted her profile, I clicked on "delete files" and it deleted her profile. I thought they were two separate options (delete files and delete profile), but I guess not. My daughter had a different theme than me, so wonder if that had anything to do with it. She only uses my PC when she comes over to visit, and had next to nothing stored under her profile, so reinstalling it wasn't a problem. BTW, I'm using SM 2.49.1 with W10. ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: one profile loads google very slowly
On 2017-12-03, Paul B. Gallagher wrote: > Jim wrote: > >> I have 5 SM profiles set up on my PC. Even though my PC is 6 years >> old and has slowed down considerably from when I first got it >> (probably one factor is that Intel did not write a driver for Intel >> RST for my chipset for Windows 10). Anyway, when I go to >> www.google.com with my profile, the web page loads pretty much >> instantaneously (even though I cleared the cache, history, etc, etc >> before opening it, so it would not use cached info). My daughter has >> www.google.com as her home page, and it takes forever to load. I >> think we have the same add-ons, although I'm running noscripts, and >> she is not. However, I have allowed all scripts for the Google page >> on my browser. Any ideas? I'm considering deleting and recreating >> her profile, to see if that helps. > > Probably simpler/easier/more effective to clear her cache and > cookies. If that doesn't work, then you can consider more draconian > measures. I'd also compare the preferences set in prefs.js between the two profiles. If you find out what is causing the slowdown, please share. I'd be interested to hear... -- Nuno Silva ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: one profile loads google very slowly
Jim wrote: I have 5 SM profiles set up on my PC. Even though my PC is 6 years old and has slowed down considerably from when I first got it (probably one factor is that Intel did not write a driver for Intel RST for my chipset for Windows 10). Anyway, when I go to www.google.com with my profile, the web page loads pretty much instantaneously (even though I cleared the cache, history, etc, etc before opening it, so it would not use cached info). My daughter has www.google.com as her home page, and it takes forever to load. I think we have the same add-ons, although I'm running noscripts, and she is not. However, I have allowed all scripts for the Google page on my browser. Any ideas? I'm considering deleting and recreating her profile, to see if that helps. Probably simpler/easier/more effective to clear her cache and cookies. If that doesn't work, then you can consider more draconian measures. -- War doesn't determine who's right, just who's left. -- Paul B. Gallagher ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
one profile loads google very slowly
I have 5 SM profiles set up on my PC. Even though my PC is 6 years old and has slowed down considerably from when I first got it (probably one factor is that Intel did not write a driver for Intel RST for my chipset for Windows 10). Anyway, when I go to www.google.com with my profile, the web page loads pretty much instantaneously (even though I cleared the cache, history, etc, etc before opening it, so it would not use cached info). My daughter has www.google.com as her home page, and it takes forever to load. I think we have the same add-ons, although I'm running noscripts, and she is not. However, I have allowed all scripts for the Google page on my browser. Any ideas? I'm considering deleting and recreating her profile, to see if that helps. ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
