Submitted by lefty.crupps on Wed, 03/17/2010 - 10:39.
Firefox (and Iceweasel, which I actually use, on Debian Sid) can avoid using IPv6 which speeds up dramatically the browsing experience, for me. But with Konqueror on KDE 4.3.4 on Debian Sid, I cannot figure out how to do this, and page loads take forever.
Konqueror has great support for browsing every network connection type, not just http(s), but the IPv6 support kills it for me as a Web (http) browser. I use it to browse all kinds of other network protocols tho (and Dolphin as well).
Take Yahoo, MyYahoo home webpage? CSS webpage is 250,000+ bytes(ascii code download). Mpeg4/h.264 data compression with links is only 115,000+ bytes. With history, link files in virtual memory, download is only 64,000+ bytes typically. To learn browser changes, I can use WinMe IE6 to look at the home page download bytes and speed(time) to finish download right after IE6 boots.
So, it is not IPv6, which is just more numbers of IPv4. IPv4 can be just subset of IPv6(without nation codes or continent codes) and thus not need more time to search.
Eventually, or already, Yahoo shortened the css codes(by simplification of data) for their home page of MyYahoo.
You can delete history in virtual memory and get faster webpage downloads(mpeg4/h.264 downloads) for a few times; before websites' history(css files) took over again to slow you down, until we learn how to do webpages, some day. Every one is trying to cripple internet by their own technology(not universally approved standards).
Text to speech webpage has to be special like Opera mini's organization of data(by summary or bullets). Its object technology to tell computer to tell you what the profit is in the latest quarter in dollars? If you don't ask in multi-keywords, how is the search result going to be precise?
Konqueror needs to stop IPv6 somehow
Firefox (and Iceweasel, which I actually use, on Debian Sid) can avoid using IPv6 which speeds up dramatically the browsing experience, for me. But with Konqueror on KDE 4.3.4 on Debian Sid, I cannot figure out how to do this, and page loads take forever.
Konqueror has great support for browsing every network connection type, not just http(s), but the IPv6 support kills it for me as a Web (http) browser. I use it to browse all kinds of other network protocols tho (and Dolphin as well).
CSS vs. mpeg4/h.264 links ? Not IPv6 slow down? Learn browsers ?
Take Yahoo, MyYahoo home webpage? CSS webpage is 250,000+ bytes(ascii code download). Mpeg4/h.264 data compression with links is only 115,000+ bytes. With history, link files in virtual memory, download is only 64,000+ bytes typically. To learn browser changes, I can use WinMe IE6 to look at the home page download bytes and speed(time) to finish download right after IE6 boots.
So, it is not IPv6, which is just more numbers of IPv4. IPv4 can be just subset of IPv6(without nation codes or continent codes) and thus not need more time to search.
Eventually, or already, Yahoo shortened the css codes(by simplification of data) for their home page of MyYahoo.
You can delete history in virtual memory and get faster webpage downloads(mpeg4/h.264 downloads) for a few times; before websites' history(css files) took over again to slow you down, until we learn how to do webpages, some day. Every one is trying to cripple internet by their own technology(not universally approved standards).
Text to speech webpage has to be special like Opera mini's organization of data(by summary or bullets). Its object technology to tell computer to tell you what the profit is in the latest quarter in dollars? If you don't ask in multi-keywords, how is the search result going to be precise?