Some 3rd party elements make websites take ages longer to load. Ghostery has tracked them. Check out more info here
I just installed Ghostery as an add-on on my FF. Never heard of it before. Looks interesting.
DOH I read this as Lager. GIANT BEER
DOH I read this as Lager. GIANT BEER
+1 to this "misunderstanding".
DOH I read this as Lager. GIANT BEER
side note: I broke through an element that prevents right clicking on flickr to get this image. It was called the facade of protection. So true, just a facade.
0,568L (pint) / 1L / 0,33L
1,25L
a'ight back on topic (I created a monster, & I apologize)
I'm going to add ghostery to my ff portable.
Wonder how much I'm still hit with such while using mvps host file
I've been using Ghostery for a few weeks, suddenly it's appearing in the news a lot
I find it really odd that Ghostery is associated with this company
They even offer advice on Online Behavioral Advertsing
http://www.marketing...php?ident=32058
Anyway back on topic.....
One of the biggest laggers I know is Invision Forum Software
One of the biggest laggers I know is Invision Forum Software
:lol:
(better late than never hazel )
EDIT: There's a Ghostery extension for Opera.
https://addons.opera.com/en/addons/extensions/details/ghostery/0.9.3/
Winnapp, you're a star.
The Ghostery extension for Opera is without doubt the best thing I've come across in a long time.
For starters, it's enabled me to block that damned Google+1 button as well as a host of other things, and so far I haven't hit any websites which have failed to load or work as they should.
Even blocking more than one Facebook script has made no difference to accessing Facebook and using it normally.
It's also a complete eye opener how many uesless items are coming at you on some good, legitimate sites.
Thanks for the thread. Nice one.