It seems that if the difference between processing speed of the web server and client machine is too great, the processing on the client side will miss a few data bits, hence putting out unexpected display.<\/p>\n
I do not know if it is the difference in processing speed to blame. If so, is it a design flaw in browser?<\/p>\n
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This happen on my Mozilla browser. Occurring on two accounts:<\/p>\n
1. Server on much slower Pentium 133Mhz 64MB RAM system, browsing with Pentium III 750Mhz, 256MB RAM machine.<\/p>\n
2. Server on Pentium II 333Mhz 256MB RAM system, browsing with Pentium IV 3Ghz 1GB RAM machine.<\/p>\n
If both machines have relatively close speeds and rams, this problem is not seen.<\/p>\n
I may try to test it with the browsers, then the rams. And lastly, the processors which I have no idea how as I do not wish to waste too much time in this.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It seems that if the difference between processing speed of the web server and client machine is too great, the processing on the client side will miss a few data bits, hence putting out unexpected display. I do not know … Continue reading