I'm using an example from pixi.js, its pretty basic but I have a problem while loading the 'bunny.png'.
This is the example I'm using: http://www.goodboydigital.com/pixijs/examples/1/
On my computer using wamp, the bunny.png takes a whopping 13 seconds and sometimes even more, to load...
It actually works a bit better on Firefox. The load time on firefox is nearly instant, even when refreshing with ctrl+F5.
The online version works on both browsers for me.
Anyone ever had this before?
Ok, the problem was an extension called 'Hola'. For some weird reason that extension ruined my Apache. Removing that extension fixed my problem.
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I'm going to try to explain an issue that scratch my head...
When I open this website for the first time after opening Firefox (v43.0.3), the UI freeze during about 20 seconds and I don't undersand why. For example you can see that the background image appear after almost 20 seconds...
So, I used firebug net panel to try to understand where the problem comes from and I notice that the page load event is very long but I can't see any tasks executing during this event.
here is a screenshot of firebug Net Panel
When I open the website with Chrome it works fine, does someone has ever encounter that kind of problem ?
I hope that makes sense, thank you in advance.
You're making 31 requests (according to my NET panel - FireBug) which add to 323ms (at least in my case). Your background image is loading ~1s after. Maybe if you'd try to reorganize all that sprites you're requesting into less files - but it seems fair as loading time for me.
I once had a problem with Firebug itself. I had to turn it off and\or uninstall to get the page load normally on Firefox.
In my case it was an effect of problem between Firebug and Telerik Kendo JS Library.
Maybe you have a problem similar issue.
Thanks for your answers, indeed it seem's to comes from my firefox configuration or addons/plugins.
I use a Firefox pre-configured by my socity, so I installed a portable firefox to try if it works and the website is loading normaly.
Now I just have to find from whitch config or addons/plugins the problem comes from, thanks again !
having a bit of a weird bug. This just started happening in the last 2 days with Chrome only -- the website works fine with Firefox/Opera/IE11 etc. I have no code that messes with the caching of my website to my knowledge.
I am using Google Polymer in order to load shadowDOM custom elements into my DOM. I have a script that still works fine for IE that detects whether the website is IE10 or below, and if it is, doesn't load the script, because if I load the platform.js in IE10 and below my website will just not load at all. Everything was working fine with the script until about 2 days ago when suddenly platform.js is not loading in Chrome, so none of my polymer elements are loading now UNLESS I shift+cmd+refresh my website, clearing the cache.
Was something updated with Chrome / Polymer in the last few days that would have broken this for some reason?
Has anyone encountered this kind of thing where a website will only work when you hard refresh it? I am so confused. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
Are you using Polymer 0.5.*? Because if so, you need to load webcomponents.js, not platform.js.
I'm using jqRangeSlider in creating multiple instances on my website.
For some reason, and only on Chrome - it takes a lot of time to render the sliders (about 1.5-2 seconds each X 9). The sliders also move very slowly (again, only chrome).
FF and IE are working perfectly.
I tried removing other JS files, but for no avail. I'm not even sure how to debug such a problem.
Would really appreciate any idea.
OK, I've found the bug.
The issue originated, oddly enough, from a direction:rtl css property on the body element :\
Now works, as usual, faster than FF and IE.
Hope this will help someone.
I'm really confused about this issue. I have a website that works perfectly in all browsers except safari. In safari, the first time you visit each page is fine, but when you come back to a page the second time the javascripts are not loaded at the right order, which leads to errors. I assume the issue is some kind of cache going on. The website is www.core18.org.
this happens both on safari on windows and on mac.
I am not sure what is the problem as I can't see the site on Safari atm.
If you believe it's a caching issue, maybe add to the body tag onunload=''?
LINK TO THE PAGE NO LONGER ACTIVE, THANKS FOR VISITING, Rene
Hi,
I have a page here and I can't understand why is IE8 rendering this page so slowly.
Originally I thought it was the scrolling text at the top but it's not as I commented it out with no progress. So then I profiled with developer tools for IE8 and it shows a lot of anonymous functions running which I suspect come from jquery (which is not loaded by me directly) but the developer tools cannot show me the source code for those functions. So I can't pin down the problem on what are those phantom functions running from or why as I have no experience with jquery. I noticed that those functions do not run in FF when I profiled it with FireBug so maybe something is running for IE but not for FF ? I am a bit lost.
Any help/suggestions is greatly appreciated!
Thanks so much,
Rene
I was able to see the process jumping between 79MB and 65MB off and on. It may be an issue of memory not being freed up or perhaps an inefficient background operation that is hanging everything up.
I would go with meder5's advice. I would comment any and all unnecessary code and start with the bare minimum and track performance till you find the bottleneck as you add pieces back in.
Hi I also tested in Chrome 8. Frankly, the page is neither fast in IE nor FF nor Chrome. But its relatively faster in FF and Chrome much than IE. I suppose it has something to do with the different mechanisms of FF/Chrome and IE use handling contents.
By the way, I appreciate that you guys can do very nice animation with javascript&jquery,