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  1. creativeforge

    XF 1.4 Performance woes - sluggish on some Macs, and slow on PC

    There are Mac users who can't stand the sluggishness, as well as scrolling issues. Its not flickering (something reported with OS Yosemite) but choppy. I haven't tried on mobile (I don't have a mobile device). So I ran a GTMetrix scan, and here are the results. The PORTAL page is a WordPress...
  2. Mouth

    Unmaintained Speed up your site with a CDN 2015-07-18

    What is a CDN? A content delivery network or content distribution network (CDN) is a large distributed system of servers deployed in multiple data centers across the Internet. The goal of a CDN is to serve content to end-users with high availability and high performance. CDNs serve a large...
  3. creativeforge

    XF 1.4 Choppy scrolling (noticed on Safari, Mac Yosemite)

    (Please move to appropriate forum if not the right one? Thanks!) Hi all, Some members have been complaining about choppy scrolling today, pointing to the background image as the culprit. Evidently not the case, being only 60kb, but I changed it for an image weighing about 320 bytes. The...
  4. Tetris

    Tetris

    just testing, a JavaScript with HTML5 Canvas game I created. www.gamemakersforums.com
  5. A

    Lack of interest Can Xenforo use Headjs to further improve speed?

    http://headjs.com/ This looks very promising. Maybe Xenforo folks can see if anything can be further optimized?
  6. Andy Huang

    [Suggestion] Even lesser HTTP request by adding a "proxy" script

    Currently, we have really neat CSS handling mechanism (css.php) which allow us to select multiple CSS files that we need to one single call. However, specific pages may require additional css or javascript, which goes beyond the initially defined package, and additional calls are added...
  7. "Mark"

    [Suggestion] Client-side Performance Optimization

    Just checking out the header, and I see a problem with the CSS and JavaScript includes: they use request variables. Many proxy servers won't cache anything with a request variable, so this should be fixed. The best solution is to put the versioning in the path, and change the path or filename on...
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