http://www.adobe.com/downloads/ is it only me or IE7 has crazy CPU usage when scrolling this page?
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cescotto wrote:http://www.adobe.com/downloads/ is it only me or IE7 has crazy CPU usage when scrolling this page?
I can confirm. I think it's something strange about their sidebar. -
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cescotto wrote:http://www.adobe.com/downloads/ is it only me or IE7 has crazy CPU usage when scrolling this page?
Same on my side. I can hardly scroll (veeeeerrrryyy sloooow) and it takes literally minutes until links become click-able. It is that bad that I started using Firefox just for their site...
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I disabled scripts/flash/images and it still scrolls extremely slowly, probably it's an IE7 rendering bug.
BTW If the page is saved as a MHT file it works offline, if it's saved as HTML (no I didn't chose html only) instead it doesn't work. -
probably the slowness is due to the feedback javascript gadget...
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smnbss1 wrote:probably the slowness is due to the feedback javascript gadget...
As I said I turned JS off and it was still extremely slow. It doesn't look to be a javascript or flash, it's something in the page's code that messes IE up. -
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Partial repro here. CPU usage while scrolling is about 20-30%, which considering I'm on a Core 2 Duo 6600 is quite high.
But it's not like I have any problem with using the page, and if you hadn't told me I probably wouldn't have noticed. -
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I can guaruntee it isnt Flash because Flash doesnt work in IE x64 and I'm expirencing the same issue.cescotto wrote:
smnbss1 wrote: probably the slowness is due to the feedback javascript gadget...
As I said I turned JS off and it was still extremely slow. It doesn't look to be a javascript or flash, it's something in the page's code that messes IE up.
I know Dell's site used to have the same problem until they switched to their new layout and the high CPU usage only happened on the ordering/customization pages where they had the box with your current total that scrolled down just like the feedback button on Adobe's site.
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