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Asean Now is slowing Down Firefox

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It started appr. 2 weeks ago that I get a pop up telling me "This side (Asean Now) is slowing down Firefox".Since it get more worse day by day, somebody else is having the same problem?

It has been incredibly slow for me the past couple of weeks, taking up to 30 seconds to load a page.

Yes happening a bit for me too,

suggest only having one Asean now tab open in your browser at a time.

This happened before quite a while ago.

Firefox is a known memory hog, but I don't have any issues with slow loading AN, other than that most links I have to click twice.

 

Maybe it's because I have some "extensions" installed to my browser

That message suggests there is some javascript running on the page that consumes tons of CPU resources. Could be some crypto mining ad for example. Or some broken scripts.

Firefox is old hat and a pretty naff browser if truth be told, albeit the servers that this site uses are also pedestrian. Bearing in mind, to host a forum of this kinda size is no mean feat!

17 hours ago, ozimoron said:

It has been incredibly slow for me the past couple of weeks, taking up to 30 seconds to load a page.

 

Me same same, is there anything that can be done to speed things up ?

AN is definitely the slowest loading site I visit.   But doesn't seem to slow down any others opening on Chrome.

 

The rest open instantly.

10 hours ago, eisfeld said:

Could be some crypto mining ad for example

Yes that was suggested in the past episode of slowdowns.

Haven't got the message on Firefox/PC.

Related?:

This morning using AN on Chrome/Android is a PITA. The ad frequency/endless same stuff reaches new heights.

More clicks to remove the s.ht than navigating the forum.

I don't need hints on that, just saying.

And now I used another browser on the mobile (name starts with Br... and it's an enlightenment.

Fast and clean.

Now I am on Firefox at the PC (W10).

I have some add-on to "cool the site down".

(no details, it's "undesired")

Task Manager shows a quiet FF process with CPU at 1% to 2%, memory 630 MB.

 

Now I stop the add-on.

Nervous CPU load up to 30%, memory at 1300 MB.

Wild popups, movement on the screen, "rolling" ads etc.

 

For a while CPU down to 4% or so, then jumping to 90 and down again.

A roller coaster.

 

Draw your own conclusion.

 

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On 2/6/2024 at 1:55 PM, KhunBENQ said:

Hilarious!

 

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Seems to be it is getting even more worse after the Maintenance, now it takes sometimes 10 minutes to get something posted. Get permanent the same pop up again.

I'm now getting ''There is no more activity to display'' after 28mins when there clearly should be. I've tried Firefox and Chrome both have the same problem.

 

Anyone else getting the same problem ? 

I have AN on Opera.

I've been getting often these No More Activity for a long time now.

I just hit the Reload button (curved arrow top left) and scrolling gets back to normal after reloading.

17 minutes ago, jayceenik said:

I have AN on Opera.

I've been getting often these No More Activity for a long time now.

I just hit the Reload button (curved arrow top left) and scrolling gets back to normal after reloading.

 

Thanks, just tried hitting the 'Reload button' but it still says 'No more activity'

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When will AN become functional again? Still get the pop up " This page is slowing down Firefox", in many cases it is impossible to post a comment, you click on comment and the page went to top of the side etc..

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