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#1 2018-08-30 10:28:54
- roeleman
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- Registered: 2007-11-09
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Epiphany Browser (web) slow page laoding
Hello,
When opening websites in epiphany it is a whole lot slower then opening the same webpages in firefox. Is this normal behaviour for epiphany or do I need to adjust some settings in epiphany.
When I read the gnome blog, they say one of the features of epiphany is fast loading times.
My pc has a a intel N3050 processor, 4Gb ram, and gigabit ethernet (also intel). If I check drivers and modules everything seems to function normal. A ping test gives me around 26ms.
Running epiphany from the terminal doesn't give error messages, so everything seems OK there.
So my question is, is epiphany a lot slower then firefox or do I need to do some tweaking/tuning of the browser and where/how I have to tweak/tune it? There is little info about epiphany on the web.
Thanks
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#2 2018-08-30 11:38:48
- seth
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- Registered: 2012-09-03
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Re: Epiphany Browser (web) slow page laoding
Ctrl+Shift+i should open a debugger that allows you to profile stuff to see whether why and how things are slower.
ceterum censeo: https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/9748
Other than this "foo is slower than bar" is not a very good problem description, eg. caches, lazy loading and server side browser switches can make a lot of difference.
You might also want to try a local website to see whether this is more in the network or the rendering process.
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