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IMPO you've added far too much content at the bottom of the pages which is affecting page load times.

It causes latency on activation for clicking the buttons next to threads and on auto scrolling to latest post in threads when you get there.

Seriously diminished UX especially on mobile.

 
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Not really a problem on desktop but I expect a lot of your traffic is mobile.  I also expect you are not getting many clicks on that extra content.

Just trying to help

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6 hours ago, Demonland said:

The content at the bottom of the mobile is the same content on the far right hand side of the page on the desktop. 

I have not experienced the same issues you are describing. 

Who is your mobile provider?

Telstra

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On 9/27/2018 at 4:09 AM, Fifty-5 said:

IMPO you've added far too much content at the bottom of the pages which is affecting page load times.

It causes latency on activation for clicking the buttons next to threads and on auto scrolling to latest post in threads when you get there.

Seriously diminished UX especially on mobile.

Im having massive latency issues now with the site, clicking on links that go to different pages because the page loaded more content and my click went to a different link. So many images and video's perhaps causing it? Opening 3 or 4 tabs now is impossible. 10second load times to quote or edit a comment. 12mbps connection here

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I also have had this problem. 

I find if I block the cookies the lag is not as long.

 

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