Firefox locks up if I visit this site - and their wonderful design choice to reopen all pages after a crash meant that it would just lock up again when reopened.... that behavior is gone in version 26, though it still locks up. Any ideas short of switching to Chrome?
Been using FF26 on an old mac pro (10.7.5) NO problems now, but horrific at first. Do update all plug-ins needed by FF.....preferably from the software houses involved.
I'm on Firefox right now and no problems at all. Logged in or not, very fast, no hang ups.
FF version 25.0.1
FF version 25.0.1
Dunno, Pano. It may be a Firefox problem; but if so, it's something unique to this site, other sites work normally.
No problems here either with 26.0 on windows, 25.01 on linux, and version unknown (currently) on Android.
Appears to have been an add-on I didn't know about - Avast Online Security. Probably came with last update of Virus software. Only crashed this site (as far as I know), though it may have been slowing others...
Anyway, now disabled. Fixed!
Anyway, now disabled. Fixed!
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Appears to have been an add-on I didn't know about - Avast Online Security. Probably came with last update of Virus software. Only crashed this site (as far as I know), though it may have been slowing others...
Anyway, now disabled. Fixed!
Thanks, that was my problem, too. I didn't realize it was there, either.
FF is slow today and wouldn't take add on updates,I personalty believe it's on lock-down until they figure out HOW target got hacked,just a guess on my part.......Try tomorrow,lol.
Regards,
NS
Regards,
NS
Found it best to take a minimalist approach to add-ons myself.
The few that I do need, I disable till I actually need them, and then turn them on.
A lot of those unnecessary frills end up causing too many issues and needlessly waste resources.
Funny how when the hardware steps up in performance, everyone out there seems to be trying to bog it down with un-needed processes.
The KISS approach is good approach in this matter.
The few that I do need, I disable till I actually need them, and then turn them on.
A lot of those unnecessary frills end up causing too many issues and needlessly waste resources.
Funny how when the hardware steps up in performance, everyone out there seems to be trying to bog it down with un-needed processes.
The KISS approach is good approach in this matter.
I don't have many add-ons either, but Avast installs the culprit add-on when you install Avast. Otherwise Avast is pretty effective, but obviously that add-on needs work.
Exactly the same problem here. Had to install Chrome to view this page and find out what was causing it! Actually seems quite a bit faster all round.
Exactly the same problem here. Had to install Chrome to view this page and find out what was causing it! Actually seems quite a bit faster all round.
I have the same problem here, currently not with diyaudio but with flickr and some others.
Methinks it also used to happen to diya.
I've got the impression that it affects those sites much more that try to load lots of small
items/many files at once. Maybe some items time out before everything is collected for
display and when they are re-loaded, others time out.
The situation is much more severe here with cell phone internet access than with DSL.
It is not directly linked to bandwith. Sometimes I can stream a hirez video from youtube
but flickr would simply not work.
Chrome/Chromium is somewhat better here, too.
LInux Mint 16, Dell Precision laptop / SSDs / 16 G, so computation power is not a factor.)
Add-Ons: download helper, adblocker for Firefox.
regards, Gerhard
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I've been having this horrendously over the last few days with Firefox 27.0. I am running Avast free version if that makes a difference. At first I thought it was the new tracking blocker thingy, but tried enabling all and various combinations of blocking and no difference.
Ditto above post. Even when scrolling a frame will black out and then, when scrolling down return to normal....but soon hangs. [Most problems are not DIYaudio unique] It also happens - for example - with BBC News sites!
All of this started with Firefox 26 and now with 27, but the frequency of hangs multiplied vastly after installing the latestMac updates to OS 10.7.5.
Here in Kelso there is line upgrading and this may be at least part of the cause.
I do not think the problem lies with DIYaudio, but there may be some feature there which occasionally sparks such behaviour with MAc OS or Firefox.
All of this started with Firefox 26 and now with 27, but the frequency of hangs multiplied vastly after installing the latestMac updates to OS 10.7.5.
Here in Kelso there is line upgrading and this may be at least part of the cause.
I do not think the problem lies with DIYaudio, but there may be some feature there which occasionally sparks such behaviour with MAc OS or Firefox.
strange, mine seems much better since I went to FF 27 I've not had a single delay yet... Also running AVAST free version, but without the addon.
Tony.
Tony.
6pm GMT and things are flaky. Site checkers show the site is up but clicking the link the site checker shows gives the following blank screen. It appears to fully load but the page is blank. Other tabs open on the site have the "spinning globe" as can be seen in the picture. After a couple of minutes those pages load.
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Definitely seems better with this morning's upgrade to FF27... Running Win 7 64 bit home premium, AV is AVG Free most current version..
Pages load much faster..
Pages load much faster..
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