Some web pages are unable to load

hello there,i notice that my mac mini are unable to load some web page that build-in with msxml.i found that all my web brower are unable to load them(firefox/safari/IE for mac),but i can load them in my window XP PC,i think the problem is my XP have installed msxml but my mac,is it possible to view those web pages with safari/mac?
example to those web:http://spbo.com/live.htm
mini Mac OS X (10.3.9)

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It is slower in a measureable sense, or just a "seat of the pants" feeling?
Go to PC Pitstop and run their test. If you are getting the bandwidth that you are paying for, then it is an issue with your broswer.
I do not like Safari. It is slower than Camino, especially in conjunction with CamiTools. Safari is a memory hog and grabs CPU cycles like nobody's business. I have never had any issues with either Camino or Firefox. Either are much better than Safari, IMO.
If you miss the look of Safari, there are skins and even a great RSS reader that can be added to Firefox called Sage. It offers better RSS integration than Safari IMO.
In my experience, Macs just render pages slower than PCs due to poor coding or IE specific coding that lazy web authors. Safari is one of the most standards compliant browsers out there, but if the pages are coded poorly or browser specific, then there is nothing that Safari can do about it.
You can take a look at some settings, but let us know what speeds you are paying for from your ISP and compare those to the actual speeds. Then we can talk about possible solutions.

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It would help us help you if you provided a link to a non working page.

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Welcome to the discussions!
It is slower in a measureable sense, or just a "seat of the pants" feeling?
Go to PC Pitstop and run their test. If you are getting the bandwidth that you are paying for, then it is an issue with your broswer.
I do not like Safari. It is slower than Camino, especially in conjunction with CamiTools. Safari is a memory hog and grabs CPU cycles like nobody's business. I have never had any issues with either Camino or Firefox. Either are much better than Safari, IMO.
If you miss the look of Safari, there are skins and even a great RSS reader that can be added to Firefox called Sage. It offers better RSS integration than Safari IMO.
In my experience, Macs just render pages slower than PCs due to poor coding or IE specific coding that lazy web authors. Safari is one of the most standards compliant browsers out there, but if the pages are coded poorly or browser specific, then there is nothing that Safari can do about it.
You can take a look at some settings, but let us know what speeds you are paying for from your ISP and compare those to the actual speeds. Then we can talk about possible solutions.

Some web pages do not stop loading

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I am using the latest version of Firefox 5 within openSUSE linux 11.3 and 11.4, as well as in Win XP and 7 Ultimate on two separate computers, both desktops.
The problem is the same in any of the OS's I use in either machine, and what is worse, it is happening since some of the last iterations of Firefox 3.6, and then 4 as well.
Disabling all privacy settings individually, or in any combination, do not stop the problem. Nor can I eliminate it by disabling Java, or by using the latest Flash and Adobe Reader versions.
Fortunately, this does not happen in all web sites. Others might load the initial page, but stop loading all subsequent pages within that site or just a few. businessweek.com behaves in this last way.
If I manually stop the loading, as far as I can tell the entire page loaded completely from the first moment. Everything is in there; so apparently there is (are) some kind of a common process(es) where Firefox enters a never-ending loop.

I have the problem using Firefox 8.0.1.
Particularly when loading any '''https:// '''websites and control panels.
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The first thing you should do is check your internet connection, try it out here:
http://www.speedtest.net
One important thing to note is to ignore the ads at ALL COSTS, that mac clean thing is NOT something you want
If your results are 5mbs or less, I would say its your internet connection to check.
Secondly, use an up to date browser such as chrome or safari. If you have any exemptions, turn them off.
Those are some tips I have, I have no clue how to remove junk files to speed up your browsing experience.
Hope this helped

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I have a Macbook and when I go to some web pages the words are cut off or in some cases are overlapped. Is there anything way to fix this, or is my screen size too small for some of the webpages? Thanks in advance.
In this pic it is on the left bottom.
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In this pic it is towards the bottom, where you click on "Disscussions".

njrichardson wrote:
I have a Macbook and when I go to some web pages the words are cut off or in some cases are overlapped. Is there anything way to fix this, or is my screen size too small for some of the webpages? Thanks in advance.
In this pic it is towards the bottom, where you click on "Disscussions".
Regarding the picture you posted of the Apple Support site...
The text looks to be very large.
When I click on the "increase text size" button in Safari, I see the same thing as your picture.
Try clicking the "decrease text size" button.

Web pages are slow to load

I have a pretty good but basic understanding of web site
management but have discovered during testing that some of my sites
are pretty slow to respond. I understand how to set image densities
to 72ppi for monitor display and have been pretty consciencous
about that, but I'm finding that certain sites I have built are
still slow in spite of my best efforts.
Obviously there are some techniques I could use a little
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Without getting too exotic, are there some simple, common
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I'm using simple html (no dynamics) and are just dealing with
text and images.
If you need to see an example, this site's homepage sometimes
can take a bit to load. I did say "sometimes" so obviously not all
the loading issues are design related. PLEASE note this is a PG-13
site (no porn or anything too bad; just adult humor and comment).
http://home.comcast.net/~buckanddusty/
Thanks
Tom

That particular page is 257K. As such, it will take about 60
seconds to
completely load when accessed on a 56k dialup connection.
There is no magic
about this effort to minimize this loading time -
1. Use as few images as you can
2. Those images that you use should be no larger
(dimensionally) than the
smallest you can get away with to deliver the look/message
3. Those images that you use should be optimized (by reducing
their
quality) until they are almost unacceptable
That is about all you can do.
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>I have a pretty good but basic understanding of web site
management but
>have
> discovered during testing that some of my sites are
pretty slow to
> respond. I
> understand how to set image densities to 72ppi for
monitor display and
> have
> been pretty consciencous about that, but I'm finding
that certain sites I
> have
> built are still slow in spite of my best efforts.
>
> Obviously there are some techniques I could use a little
education on.
>
> Without getting too exotic, are there some simple,
common practices
> designers
> use to help the load speed of web pages?
>
> I'm using simple html (no dynamics) and are just dealing
with text and
> images.
>
> If you need to see an example, this site's homepage
sometimes can take a
> bit
> to load. I did say "sometimes" so obviously not all the
loading issues
> are
> design related. PLEASE note this is a PG-13 site (no
porn or anything too
> bad;
> just adult humor and comment).
>
>
http://home.comcast.net/~buckanddusty/
>
> Thanks
>
> Tom
>
>
>

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