Safari Loads Slow

Safari is very slow opening up (15 seconds). Any advice?

I have a windows XP machine and prefer to use Safari over Firefox but Safari takes 35 seconds to load the first time and 15 seconds the second time. (as instructed from you Reverse_Parn.) Firefox loads in 7 seconds. I have a imac running safari and it load very fast. Reverse_Parn, in layman's terms, why does Safari on the windows need so much time? And is that typical for a windows machine running safari? The reason I prefer safari over firefox is the font smoothing. I looked and couldn't find a font smoothing plug in for Firefox.

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