I am obviously aware of the slowness of the new site,but I deliberately did not mention it as I knew it was an on going problem. My habit has always been to look up the site ,at least once a day and read the latest posts to see if I can help. If so I log in. I expect many more of us do the same thing. At this time, I find I can do just that again,with rapid page change, PROVIDING, I have not logged in. Once I have done that, things slow down again.So ,I am back to reading latest posts, without logging in, for the moment,but clearly improvements are being made and I think we should be patient,before deciding to give up.
Keith
Well spotted, I’ve just tried this; when logged out, and accessing any of the site, I get an almost instantaneous screen refresh, even on Forums and individual posts or topics.
There is however a delay of about 7 seconds when I try and access a post or topic via the Latest Replies list, but still pretty quick, and nothing like the repeatable 35 second delay I was documenting earlier.
Now logging in again, I seem to get a fast response on the main site, but a 7 second delay trying to access the forum directly.
Here’s the weird part.
There seems to be a slightly different Latest Posts list depending on whether I’m logged in or not.
Logged in (on Pale Moon browser) I could see Ady’s post just after yours on Page 27; forget the actual times shown on the screen, It’s a while since I took the screenshots, though they are broadly contemporaneous between different browsers
However, when logged out, I get a different Latest posts; I have just done a screen refresh and also clicked on latest posts to check
If I click on that link for Bernard, whilst still logged out, that’s where I go
That is the latest post I can find.
If however I manually update the URL on my browser’s address bar, since I know P27 does exist.
N.B. I’m still logged out there.
I now get your post, even though it wasn’t showing on the previous Latest Replies list
I have no idea what’s going on, but certainly different Latest posts when I’m logged in to logged out, though the speed id far better when logged out.
Bill