It happens that the pages in the web browser take longer to load than usual. Most likely these are provider flaws, errors in the operation of your computer's operating system or problems with the server.
The Internet is a huge collection of networks in which the path of packets from the center to the client can be slowed down for reasons beyond the control of the site. For example, there is a concept of "peak traffic", when the number of requests from users increases sharply, the load on the network increases, and the system, in simple terms, begins to "freeze." and the reading speed drops. The solution to this problem is simple - you can drive frequently used files into the cache, and the number of repositioning will decrease several times, and the server will work normally. The server can also slow down due to the settings of the operating system. There are Windows firewalls that slow down the connection to the server, they check the transmission of all packets and send a huge amount of service information, which reduces the network bandwidth. High utilization of computer resources also does not contribute to fast work. The first obvious manifestation of this is the slow opening of site pages. In such cases, you just need to clean the personal computer of unused software and upgrade. Incorrect antivirus settings can also slow down the connection speed, however, like viruses and worms that "eat" the hard drive. Scan the system frequently and treat damaged segments. A long server response may be associated with technical problems with the provider through which the client visits the site, as well as with the parameters of the selected tariff plan. Many sites operate on low-speed channels, and each visitor is limited to access speed to avoid overload.
