Chrome issues

[AndyR2]

Just getting active on the site again after a very long absence. When using the chrome browser the site is highly unresponsive, but switching to Microsoft edge (which I normally avoid), the site responds well. Is this a known issue? Also accessing over Hughesnet, so there is some latency involved but the chrome response was an almost total failure.

 

[Diggin It]

That browser is part of one of the world's largest spyware companies.

Try Opera, SeaMonkey or any of a host of other browsers that don't track your every move and phone home with them.

 

[AllByteNoBark]

I've not used Chrome here but seems ot work pretty well in Brave. Sitched to it from Chrome sometime back and have had pretty good luck.

 

[rekees4300]

Just getting active on the site again after a very long absence. When using the chrome browser the site is highly unresponsive, but switching to Microsoft edge (which I normally avoid), the site responds well. Is this a known issue? Also accessing over Hughesnet, so there is some latency involved but the chrome response was an almost total failure.

It would be prudent to avoid all things Google & Microsoft. Suggest trying Firefox which is fast and has excellent privacy features.

Download Firefox — Free Web Browser
— Mozilla

 

[/pine]

For the utmost privacy for browsing the Internet the 'Tor' browser and the Tor network is as good as it gets...

Tor Project | Anonymity Online

 

[k0ua]

Just getting active on the site again after a very long absence. When using the chrome browser the site is highly unresponsive, but switching to Microsoft edge (which I normally avoid), the site responds well. Is this a known issue? Also accessing over Hughesnet, so there is some latency involved but the chrome response was an almost total failure.

No problems at all when using Chrome..