Camino solves slow loading webpages in Safari

For those having troubles with suddenly slow loading webpages in Safari, i found out that when opening the Camino web browser the slow loading web address in Safari will open fast.
So keep your Camino open too and hit the reload button when having problems.
Maybe this tip was submitted earlier but maybe it helps some of you.
For me it works.

I fixed it with this
http://rys.pixeltards.com/2011/09/04/osx-lion-wifi.html

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