You may wish to get Opera browser and utilise their "Turbo" service (it is an optimising proxy, it compresses the page content, removing several round-trips, etc). Should have smooth out the issues a little bit.
You may wish to get Opera browser and utilise their "Turbo" service (it is an optimising proxy, it compresses the page content, removing several round-trips, etc). Should have smooth out the issues a little bit.
Who argued for that? Nobody has asked for SSL to be banned, or for SSL to not be available, or even that SSL shouldn't be the default.
It's interesting. It's something that many developers wouldn't think about, but it has a real world consequence for this user in this instance.
Yes, we aren't going to throw away SSL because they had a bad experience, but it IS interesting to note, and it may even lead a few developers to think about how their tools could impact the users in non-optimal conditions.
It doesn't have to be an argument to be interesting...