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New iMac maddeningly slow
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<blockquote data-quote="MacInWin" data-source="post: 1939594" data-attributes="member: 396914"><p>If the drift Ashwin pointed to isn't the cause, then I suspect you have some sort of ad blocker running. The jerkiness in your browser is caused when the website "makes room" for an ad by amending the size of the space for it, but then your ad blocker blocks the ad, so the space claimed is removed again. The page jumps up and down as these actions are underway. You can turn off the ad blocker and let it do what it does to stop the jerkiness, or you just put up with it. Given that a lot of sites, particularly news sites, have dynamic advertising and the ad space is constantly changing, this shifting is particularly annoying there.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MacInWin, post: 1939594, member: 396914"] If the drift Ashwin pointed to isn't the cause, then I suspect you have some sort of ad blocker running. The jerkiness in your browser is caused when the website "makes room" for an ad by amending the size of the space for it, but then your ad blocker blocks the ad, so the space claimed is removed again. The page jumps up and down as these actions are underway. You can turn off the ad blocker and let it do what it does to stop the jerkiness, or you just put up with it. Given that a lot of sites, particularly news sites, have dynamic advertising and the ad space is constantly changing, this shifting is particularly annoying there. [/QUOTE]
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