Thread: Something wonderful happened for an Hr. Can anyone make it happen again ISP

Hi,

I had one hr of true bliss today when I first login today.

Everything was old. No I am not dreaming. The google search was old, the google pics was as it was before. IMDB was the old layout that I liked every site was showing the old version of there web site. I did not have to tell it, it was doing it all by itself. My speed was so much faster I could not believe it.

It lasted for about an hr. then all of a sudden everything was back to the new junkie slow way.

My question is this.

What caused it to happen?

How can I force it to happen?

Something somewhere was telling everything to show the old default What was it?

Thanks in advance.

:flower:

Sami

Originally Posted by Sami4u

Hi,

I had one hr of true bliss today when I first login today.

Everything was old. No I am not dreaming. The google search was old, the google pics was as it was before. IMDB was the old layout that I liked every site was showing the old version of there web site. I did not have to tell it, it was doing it all by itself. My speed was so much faster I could not believe it.

It lasted for about an hr. then all of a sudden everything was back to the new junkie slow way.

My question is this.

What caused it to happen?

How can I force it to happen?

Something somewhere was telling everything to show the old default What was it?

Thanks in advance.

:flower:

Sami

Sounds like an Old cache issue where your browser was reading some very old cache files from a temporary folder. I've checked around & can't seem to find any resources that outline how you can make your browser continue to view old outdated sites (Unless they were already in your cache). Even if you did set your cache to not update, you wouldn't be able to see the old site of sites you never cached yet.

This was an interesting list of ways to view old cached sites from all the way back into the 90's: Archives of Dead Web Pages: Wayback, Cache, and More It was interesting to look through, but again, no solutions I saw to set your browser to permanently show old site designs without disabling cache to update, and when you do that, you'll never be able to see new sites or content updates

Hi,

The browser is set to clear all cache and history when it closes. I was also searching for things that I have never searched for before.

I am using FF 3.6.9

What was odd was it was doing that for about an hr and then started showing everything as new again.

I am wondering if the big sites have a way of telling my connection speed and give me the site best fitted for my speed I use dial up? If that is the case it was so much faster without all the bells and BS that they add.

:flower:

Sami

Might have been a temporary glitch in the Matrix... sure you've seen the movie!

Are you sure you didn't have a hallucination?