IE7: Can you click on 'New Tab' please ?

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If you use IE7 could you please click on New Tab and let me
know if it comes up instantly (as I would expect it to)

When I request new tabs in IE7 there is a frustrating lag
lasting for 4 or 5 seconds with a "Connecting .. " message
displayed

Thanks
Harvey
#click #ie7 #tab
  • Profile picture of the author KimW
    Mines instantaneous.
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  • Profile picture of the author JazzOscar
    I have a lag somewhere between 2 an 3 seconds.
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      • Profile picture of the author Amund Opsahl
        Start using FF
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        • Profile picture of the author Neil Morgan
          Hi Harvey

          I get that too on an XP machine. It can take 3 or 4 seconds.

          And sometimes the "connecting..." never goes away and I have to close the process in the task manager.

          It's a secondary PC so I live with it.

          And this is my first post on this cool new forum!

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          • Profile picture of the author Harvey Segal
            Originally Posted by Neil Morgan View Post

            I get that too on an XP machine. It can take 3 or 4 seconds.
            Neil

            Would you agree that it should not be so ?

            Did you encounter the runonce problem ?

            When I first installed IE7 I had the problem whereby it
            would try to go to the 'runonce' page whenever it was run.

            Although I changed it to go to the Home page it is almost as
            if IE7 is still trying to visit that page on account of the
            slowness.


            Harvey
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            • Profile picture of the author latoya
              I'm on Vista. It came up instantly.
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            • Profile picture of the author xmx
              My IE 7 opens new tabs quite slowly too.
              Also shows the connecting message when it opens an
              empty tab.
              It is faster when it opens a real URL.

              FF 3 is much faster and I use it a lot more than IE.


              cheers,

              Gian
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            • Profile picture of the author mmurtha
              Originally Posted by Harvey.Segal View Post

              Neil

              Would you agree that it should not be so ?

              Did you encounter the runonce problem ?

              When I first installed IE7 I had the problem whereby it
              would try to go to the 'runonce' page whenever it was run.

              Although I changed it to go to the Home page it is almost as
              if IE7 is still trying to visit that page on account of the
              slowness.


              Harvey
              Hey Harvey,

              Mine did the same thing.

              Have no idea how to fix it either.


              Mary
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  • Profile picture of the author Glenn Newsome
    Got 3 - 5 second delay myself also. But after the first tab--deleting that tab and then clicking again was instant from then on.

    Running XP on cable connection.
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  • Profile picture of the author 2bneil
    This is just how the browser works. A quick search of google suggests the lag is universal to all users. One speculation is the lag is exacerbated by using the plugins and security features in IE. If you disable them you may reduce the lag (not recommended)
    I use firefox rather than IE.
    There is a free browser called Maxthon Maxthon Browser - Full-Featured Browser that I use on the odd occasion that firefox won't render a site properly. Maxthon is a tabbed browser built on the IE engine but is much faster and quite stable.
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    • Profile picture of the author Harvey Segal
      Originally Posted by 2bneil View Post

      This is just how the browser works. A quick search of google suggests the lag is universal to all users. One speculation is the lag is exacerbated by using the plugins and security features in IE. If you disable them you may reduce the lag (not recommended)
      Thanks

      By running without add-ons
      Start > (All) Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Internet Explorer (No add-ons).

      the tabs open instantly.

      So I'll start experimenting with which add ons are causing the problem

      (I should mention that I'm using Windows XP SP2)



      Harvey
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  • Profile picture of the author Harvey Segal
    Originally Posted by Martin Luxton View Post

    I've just installed IE7. I have no addons and it loads instantly.

    Do you use SEO Quake?
    No I don't use it

    However what I have now done is disable nearly all my add-ons
    and it it now running quickly again.


    Harvey
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  • Profile picture of the author jonathansantos
    I thought it would be worth mentioning that I was encountering the same problem, and resolved it by disabling the SSVHelperClass add-on from Sun Microsystems.
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