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21. June 2012, 01:09:02

abarrett79

Posts: 3

very slow loading pages

As soon as I upgraded Opera 12.00 I noticed a huge difference in page load times. Slow throughout the whole loading process. I had to quit using opera for a game I love it was so bad. Kind of a big deal because I've done massive userJS work to the interface. No the problem is not from userJS, moved files to a temp directory where they would not be executed. Other browsers, Firefox and Google Chrome, are loading pages fine.

Also running ~49% cpu usage, with only 9 tabs open. No major web applications loaded either. At least the freeze-ups may have stopped, honestly I haven't used it enough to verify. I'm really not the Opera fanboy I used to be sad

21. June 2012, 11:46:28

Opera Software

AVL

Posts: 295

Can you try running with a clean profile to see if it's an issue with your settings ('opera -pd ~/opera-clean' should work)?

If it works fine with a clean profile, some settings you could take a look at in your own profile are
- hardware acceleration (experimental feature, turned off by default, turning it on will slow down most things and speed up some things)
- Delayed Script Execution (pre-Opera 12 feature, turned off by default, that has been superseded by new page loading code, but pref is still there and can interfere)

Other interesting data:
- Which sites do you visit? We have a known problem with some web sites with dual IPv6/IPv4 support if you have IPv6 enabled on your machine.
- Which Linux version and distro do you use?

22. June 2012, 13:03:14 (edited)

abarrett79

Posts: 3

Beautiful, the clean profile worked. I didn't have either of the options you mentioned activated though. I don't use IPv6, but my networking is a mess from trying to share my tethered phone connection. I'm using Ubuntu 12.04.

Having a nasty time trying to get my userJS to run. It's showing up in dragonfly, and will show errors in the console log if I break it, but it will not alter the page. UserJS is checked and the directory is set properly. Same code runs fine with the original "slow" profile.

15. July 2012, 22:20:59

psidrum

Posts: 10

I also have 64bit Ubuntu 12.04 lts Gnome shell 3.4.1

and Opera 12 is very slow, tabs open slow too

clicking on tabs is also very slow

31. July 2012, 18:51:47

jay-hill

Posts: 10

Hi everyone, I think I do have a so called clean Opera - except the "Clear" speed dial with 16 by 8 pages.
Frequently dialed stream sources or other heavy flash-loaded sites would have been
PRACTICALLY UNUSABLE for years...
If I couldn't feed the address in the (different) back up browser right next.
All Operas on different machines load quickly the good portion of site "elements" - without showing anything or just some of the plain text - and slow down then to almost zero. Few times a week it crashes about it.
To emphasize: I'm familiar with all the updateritis and my AV (ESET ; 2 flawless years) settings are top strict.
Tha backup - a widely used one - worked provocatively straight through the tasks. Always.
I love my Opera beyond any reason but its more and more like clinging on grandpas three legged chair: If you have it dismantled of the beloved covering and refurbished, it looks like the one from IKEA (which I respect by the way).
I don't know nothing about anything but I imagine we'll have kinda binary diagnostic tool which runs at any time necessary before downloading patches.
Or am I the only stupid user unable to use his browser according to its purpose?

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