Blank/pause between pages on IE, but not Firefox

Why does IE have 1/2 -1 second pauses or 'white' blank pages
when you click between links, but Firefox is seamless (which looks
way better). When it's in teh cache it's OK, but FF is Ok from the
start.
Any idea???
Thx
Dean

Guessing here but Google for "FOUC"
(flash of unstyled content)
A link might help
"Deansplit" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> Why does IE have 1/2 -1 second pauses or 'white' blank
pages when you
> click
> between links, but Firefox is seamless (which looks way
better). When it's
> in
> teh cache it's OK, but FF is Ok from the start.
>
> Any idea???
>
> Thx
>
> Dean
>

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