They are loading fast over here in Europe. Safari 3.2.1 & Firefox 3.0.4 on first Generation MacBook with OS 10.4.11.
On 18 Dez., 16:10, PawPrint <sc...@pawprint.net> wrote: > Here are several: > > http://www.sunshinecoastcanada.com(more > complex)http://www.bellacoola.ca/(more > complex)http://www.popeyesstorage.com/(super-simple) > > All these seem to have the problem (again no mac here) > > On Dec 18, 6:53 am, tlob <tlohb...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > url pleeeeeeese! > > > On Dec 18, 2:02 pm, PawPrint <sc...@pawprint.net> wrote: > > > > I can't even say if this is related to JQuery or not - but I'm hoping > > > someone else might have an idea. > > > > I have a myriad of sites that use a framework I have developed all use > > > packaed and gzipped JS loaded in the Head from an external file > > > including JQuery and JQuery UI. > > > > Works fine on PCs (all browsers) - pages load under 3 seconds > > > Works fine on Ubunti in FF - under 3 sec > > > Works fine on iPhone in Safari - around 5sec (wireless so I'm not > > > surprised) > > > On Mac systems (latest OS) FF, and Safari - the same pages take over > > > 45 seconds before the user sees any display. > > > > If I drop all the JS then the Macs render the pages up to speed. > > > > I tried serving the JS unpacked and not gzipped - same issue. > > > > I don't have a Mac here so I am relying on several users to test for > > > me so I'm still waiting to see if leaving in the JS but removing my > > > onReady code makes any difference. My only current guess is that there > > > is some extreme delay while parsing the DOM for things like $ > > > ('div.something').doSomething(); in onReady. > > > > I find this very odd that it would affect different browsers with > > > different rendering engines and only on the Mac. > > > > Any ideas?
