A little off topic from the usual discussion in the subforum, but I've noticed that the SuperT site is slow to load, and consumes a lot of memory to view, and is generally sluggish. I looked into why a little bit and discovered that the images on the site are very very large. Much larger than is needed. They're really hurting the performance of the site.
David, it would be good to shrink the jpegs down to more reasonable sizes. The site would be much more responsive if you did so.
Smaller images would...
* use much less memory
* download much faster
* paint much faster
* be more http cacheable (they're currently larger than most caches will allow)
For example, the 18650 battery pic on the site is 4000 x 3000 pixels. For comparison, a typical computer monitor screen size is 1280 x 1024 pixels. Rendering a 4000 x 3000 picture takes a lot of memory. It's being displayed on the page with only 240 pixels in width, but the browser is working very very hard to produce that reduced size image out of the 4000 pixel wide source.
David, it would be good to shrink the jpegs down to more reasonable sizes. The site would be much more responsive if you did so.
Smaller images would...
* use much less memory
* download much faster
* paint much faster
* be more http cacheable (they're currently larger than most caches will allow)
For example, the 18650 battery pic on the site is 4000 x 3000 pixels. For comparison, a typical computer monitor screen size is 1280 x 1024 pixels. Rendering a 4000 x 3000 picture takes a lot of memory. It's being displayed on the page with only 240 pixels in width, but the browser is working very very hard to produce that reduced size image out of the 4000 pixel wide source.