Argonath RPG - A World of its own
Argonath RPG Community => Hardware/Software support => Resolved issues => Topic started by: Nitrous on August 02, 2009, 03:11:13 pm
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Ok so, evertime when i go computer, i go argonath forum.s
but when i want to open an new internet explorer page it takes long..
when i 'x' that and i click on a random link on a forum, it comes up fast as lighing then i have to www.google.co.uk form that link that i clicked. why is Argonath rpg taking over internet when i visit it all the time?
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try the firefox browser ;)
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err..
i really would like to stick to basic browser etc..
but firt i wanna see if u can solve the problem if not ill get firefox or mozilla
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I guess the problem here is Internet Explorer itself, Since you're working with Tabs (IE7/IE8), wich both have quite some trouble with loading new tabs.
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nope i dont have the internet version with tabs, i have the very old one. i like being organized and not download newer version.s
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It's better if you use up to date IE, old versions may have more problems and security issues, so you better get ur IE updated.
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Download Google Chrome..
as basic as it gets.
rated at 187x faster then IE
and 80x faster then FireFox
http://www.google.com/chrome (http://www.google.com/chrome)
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Damn u r faster than me Sickness :hit:
Yea, try Google Chromeâ„¢, I'm using it right now and there is no problem happens to me since I use it like 3 months ago
Btw, Mozilla and Firefox is the same -.-
Mozilla Firefoxâ„¢
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Try Safari.. i used Firefox, googlechrome, opera and Safari seems the faster one
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Use Firefox then download add-on: Fasterfox and Ad Block Plus, after this, block all unwanted images or pictures or frame u dont need in a web, its will faster the load.
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I am currently using Opera, works perfect for me :)
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Ok, Google Chrome FTW
Requesting Lopic Tocked
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Download Google Chrome..
as basic as it gets.
rated at 187x faster then IE
and 80x faster then FireFox
http://www.google.com/chrome (http://www.google.com/chrome)
187x and 80x is a substantially large increase. What exactly is this measuring?
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rendering time in seconds :)