Submitted 2 days ago by bearoftheisle@europe.pub to [deleted]
I’ve noticed that when loading lemmy while logged in takes at least 10 seconds, often more, on both mobile and desktop, on two different instances. This includes when I’m automatically logged in, so I’d think there aren’t any complicated handshakes or anything that need to be made.
When I load said instances without being logged in, it loads virtually instantly.
Does anyone know why?
Usually that just means the server as a whole is slow, but your not logged in requests are being served from a cache.
Basically, a not logged in request can be answered with the same response for everyone, so the server generates the response once and then saves it to use over and over again. But, when you’re logged in the response is going to be slightly different for everyone. So the server has to go through the whole process of generating the page from scratch for your exact version of it.
That makes sense, thank you!
You’re welcome! :)
open network inspector and see which requests are taking longer. It could still be instance specific problems that happens to both.
Could also be that you have a ton of subscriptions?
because their servers are unreliable and slow.
What client are you using? How are you accessing lemmy?
I’ve tried interstellar and voyager on mobile and just the standard webpage on Firefox desktop, so it doesn’t seem like it’s that
666dollarfootlong@lemmy.world 2 days ago
Do you have lot of things on block list?
Munkisquisher@lemmy.nz 2 days ago
Maybe they are running Tesseract?
bearoftheisle@europe.pub 1 day ago
I am not fortunately, good meme tho :P
bearoftheisle@europe.pub 1 day ago
The list is fairly large, that could be slowing it down yea. Thanks!