Anyone have some tips on how to get Ibrowse loading faster, now it takes 7-10 secs and i have
tried making the executable resident, diskcache to off, but it takes same 7-10 secs to load ?

I had the same problem. The solution: try to delete cache, and set a small size (for me it's 20MB). Now IB loads at me around 2-4 secs (including it's own MUI screens background loading).

Reinstall IBrowse i had the same problem after some month of use IB needed up to 10sec. to start but after new install it loads fast as hell.

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Can you do a real install? The included script does not work on MorphOS. I just extract and run from the folder the archive creates. If you can install that may be the cause of the lock up problems I have with it on many sites.

It wont couse of the MUI Path, just make a fake MUI assign to ram: in the user-startup for the installation.

Good evening guys,

I do not remember how i installed IBrowse but since the begining it loads very fast, 1/2 or 1 second on my Pegasos 2 G4. And i have set a cache size of 100 mo, but it does not fill more than 2 or 3 % as i empty it after each session.

Brumiga

It could be GlobalHistory which contains visited links. Parsing 10MB file takes a while... Delete this file or adjust link history settings.

uhm!

First of all you don't add anything to your user-startup.
If you want to make an assign make it in the shell!

You don't need an assign and get all installer-scripts, which ask for
MUI: working, by simply replacing the MUI: path in the script with
libs:mui/

Today,I decided to create a mui-assign
(Because HTMLView just want it all the time
and there is no other choice for a small html-engine)

To keep problems low my choice for MUI: location
is env:muienv ...

I created in envarc: (muienv,muienv/libs,muienv/libs/mui)
and in muienv/libs a file with the name muimaster.library.
This file contains only one line:
$VER: muimaster.library 19.35 (12.02.97) ©1992-1997 Stefan Stuntz

And then I added to the user-startup:

Assign MUI: env:muienv defer

So I dont see the mui: assign when it's not needed.
With this setup it's even possible to use IB and
MiamiDX installer scripts ... and when the installed
MUI-Classes in MUI:libs/mui are needed I can just copy
them to sys:classes/mui ...

Is there a problem to be expected with this ?
(Except this brings back the obsolete MUI: ?)