Hi, Am 07.09.2013 um 11:17 schrieb Simon Taylor <simontaylor1@xxxxxxxxxxxx>: > On 07/09/2013 02:53, Pete Goodeve wrote: >> I should also mention that NetPositive doesn't work directly even >> in that rev. [NetPositive?! Yep -- For the websites that it still works on >> -- which are the majority I access regularly, like Google, Wikipedia, and >> the BBC -- it's many times as fast as even W+. (I just did some timing: >> BBC -- 3 secs vs 25 to bring up the main page!) I don't have to wait and >> fume while all that javascript is sorted out!] > > I remember you mentioning how slow Web+ was for you before, and that doesn't > seem to match up with other people's experience of it. Is process controller > showing the CPU pegged for all that time? If not then I suspect it's not > Javascript to blame, but something in your network setup that is introducing > the lag WebPositive does not seem to clean out the cookie jar, or rather cURL doesn't seem to do it. And with a growing cookie jar, the performance seems to suffer immensely. So deleting the cookie jar file will make WebPositive quick again. I think people experience this problem more likely if they keep an installation for longer, or actually use WebPositive a lot to surf various sites. At the moment, I am not in Haiku and can't check which file to delete, but hopefully browsing home/config/settings should make it obvious. Best regards, -Stephan