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page speed
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Page speed refers to how quickly a website loads and becomes interactive for users. On WindowsForum.com, discussions cover techniques like independent rendering in Microsoft Edge to improve scrolling and animations, as well as practical tips such as switching to Google DNS to reduce load times. Server-side optimizations, including using LiteSpeed and MariaDB, have been shown to achieve high GTMetrix and Google PageSpeed scores. Users also troubleshoot slow page loads related to scripting or hardware changes like switching from HDD to SSD. These topics are relevant for anyone seeking to enhance browsing performance on Windows systems.
Independent rendering allows the browser to selectively offload graphics processing to an additional CPU thread, so they can be rendered with minimal impact to the user interface thread and the overall visible performance characteristics page, such as silk-smooth scrolling, responsive...
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independent rendering
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pagespeed
parallel rendering
performance
scrolling
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telemetrics
user experience
user interface
web development
web performance
windows insider
What causes Scripting? Why does it take forever for a Website page to finish downloading so that you can scroll down the page? One thing I did was replace my HDD 500G with a SSD 240G. Could this be a contributor to this problem? The SSD is great for fast boot up.
On the server back-end level:
PHP has been updated.
We are no longer using MySQL (see: MariaDB)
We are no longer using apache (see: Litespeedtech Enterprise Web Server)
A significant number of maintenance tasks were performed.
Mobile API was updated.
GTMetrix score page speed rating of 92...
If any of you are as tired of slow loading pages as I am, you might benefit from this tip. It all depends on your ISP and its ability to quickly resolve DNS functions.
Anyway, I have tested My ISP (Verizon) vs. OpenDNS vs. GoogleDNS. With the final results being that GoogleDNS loads my pages an...