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In #1214 we implemented this simple, yet very intuitive way of eliminating the "slow first load" effect, but I still see this happening on my local test installations. Is there anything that you can think of that might be preventing the solution we implemented from working on local installations? ...or is it my local setup that is slow? I really doubt it though, because it's the same symptoms: only the first load after say some inactivity (a man needs to eventually get some 💤 ) is slow. After that initial, slow load, the rest of the pages load really fast.
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Could be local DNS problems. Look into clearing your local DNS cache. Run a traceroute and/or chrome network inspection against your local and see where the time goes.
In #1214 we implemented this simple, yet very intuitive way of eliminating the "slow first load" effect, but I still see this happening on my local test installations. Is there anything that you can think of that might be preventing the solution we implemented from working on local installations? ...or is it my local setup that is slow? I really doubt it though, because it's the same symptoms: only the first load after say some inactivity (a man needs to eventually get some 💤 ) is slow. After that initial, slow load, the rest of the pages load really fast.
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