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[Guest GladImGay]

I quite regularly have trouble navigating the RentBoy website. It takes an interminable time to open a window within their site and once there I will frequently find navigation inoperable. I have a DSL connection from the phone company and have the Vista operating system. My computer is a relativly new Dell PC. As I remember I have had this problem for some time now, before my new PC and Vista. Any help would be appreciated.

[Guest GladImGay]

I quite regularly have trouble navigating the RentBoy website. It takes an interminable time to open a window within their site and once there I will frequently find navigation inoperable. I have a DSL connection from the phone company and have the Vista operating system. My computer is a relativly new Dell PC. As I remember I have had this problem for some time now, before my new PC and Vista. Any help would be appreciated.

[+ deej]

Make sure you routinely empty your browser's cache, history, and cookies.

 

I can see cookies being particularly problematic with Vista's new security tightening down stuff like that.

 

Of course, sometimes RB is just having a bad hair day. It does that from time to time.

[+ deej]

Make sure you routinely empty your browser's cache, history, and cookies.

 

I can see cookies being particularly problematic with Vista's new security tightening down stuff like that.

 

Of course, sometimes RB is just having a bad hair day. It does that from time to time.

[Kevin Slater]

If that doesn't work, you might also try using a different browser and see if that helps. If you usually use IE try downloading Firefox and see if rentboy works better with that.

 

Kevin Slater

[Kevin Slater]

If that doesn't work, you might also try using a different browser and see if that helps. If you usually use IE try downloading Firefox and see if rentboy works better with that.

 

Kevin Slater

[gregkidman]

I usually stop the loading by pressing the stop button (or pressing the esc button). Once I have done that, I right-click on an image that didn't load to 'view image.' Once the image loads, go back to the page you are looking at. You will find it fully loaded or more loaded than before.

 

I believe it has something to do with the image loading -- too many image requests from the server to your computer. By requesting the image one by one seems to do the trick. Every once in a while, there will be an image that takes a very long time to load -- I just simply stop the page, and just load every other image except for that one.