why does it take so long when i scroll on a webpage?
449937
I guess it depends on the time of day, the connection, and the server you use.
564327
might be system's slow process to come infront of u...\nwait for some time till the page fully gets downloaded.\nelse refresh the page. u wil get it...
806905
Ok if it is just your internet screen that is big it is probably a problem with the text size being to large. This is a simple problem to fix all you have to do is got to VIEW, then click on TEXT SIZE, and adjust it to what ever size suits your needs.
944470
This happens mainly due to your PC configuration i.e hardware, in particular the mouse not matching with the intended performance parameters. Go to control panel and fix your Mouse settings- check the speed - is it too much, or too less. Go for a Windows Xp or Linux with at least double RAM (256 Hz) when you go over Internet and also, work out with your ISP why the speed is slow. Quite often, a combination of slow speed, bad hardware and Anti-Spyware software give a dreadful surfing experience.
98072
I very much doubt that google is tracking you.  have you recently changed web browsers.  I recently started using firefox instaed of MS Internet Explorer and I have noticed that it loads pictures a lot slower.  It a lot more secure, though, which is why I made the switch.  Perhaps you have a spyware/virus infection.
28537
There is definately something wrong with your computer if it is taking 12-15 minutes for a page to load.  Not knowing your setup (or even whether you are on a mac or PC -- though I'd guess PC)  I'd suggest you do the following.\n\n1.  Download a free a program scanner (like Adaware SE - http://www.lavasoftusa.com/software/adaware/)\n\n2.  Run the program to find any hidden bugs -- it's fairly self explanatory once you've installed the program.\n\n3.  Download and run a Spyware detection program (like Spybot Search and Destroy - http://www.safer-networking.org/en/download/)\n\nIf that doesn't clean up your problem, you're going to want to scan for viruses -- you can scan online for free at http://housecall65.trendmicro.com/ - or go to your local computer store and buy Norton Antivirus (McAfee is also a big name in antivirus software).  \n\n\nIf the three steps above don't help you, you're going to want to talk to a professional about things.  If you bought your computer at a Best Buy they generally have service there.  Otherwise call the place you bought it from and see what they recommend.\n\nGood luck.
940967
Check the amount of RAM, processor speed and the video card in your system, while everyone so far has been quite correct that network bandwidth is an issue the fact that changing tabs is slow suggests a problem with your machine.\n\nCheck a virus scan or adware scan just to be sure there isn't some huge resource hog. If you find the problems really getting to you you may want to run less programs at once. I don't really want to patronise you with other basic computer things, I'm sure you have the idea :-)
468308
Tools---> Internet options ---> Clear History, cookies, and and delete files.  This is going to cause pages on the internet to load up slower, but that pesky website won't come up again.
44817
Well, sometimes there is a lag in the yahoo system since there are probably thousands logged on at a time. :-)
659271
It may be because you have smooth scrolling enabled. Here is how to disable it:\nhttp://www.granneman.com/webdev/browsers/internetexplorer/smoothscrolling/\nIf you notice that the scroll is very glitchy in all applications and not just on the internet, you may have a problem with your mouse or its settings.\nIf the above doesn't work. Go into Control Panel>Printers and Other Hardware> and click on the Mouse Icon. A window will come up called Mouse Properties. Go to the tab called Wheel. Make sure you select The following number of lines at a time and select 3 from the drop down. Click Apply and then Click OK. If this does not solve the problem, then I would suggest purchasing a new mouse as XP does not have an issue with scrolling beyond what I have just informed you. Hope this helps. Best of luck to you!
128093
Sometimes yahoo slows down. \nTry turning off computer. Then turn off modem and router. \nTurn on modem, wait 30 seconds. Turn on router, wait 30 seconds. \nTurn on computer, enjoy!\nIf still a problem with all webpages check out your internet service provider. If its just yahoo, go to yahoo help.
84056
well could be thousand of problems , you have to explain it more , but it could be problem of text size or connection problem or browser problem.\nclick View > text size on internet explorer and see if its medium.\nto test connection see if pages are loading slower than before or not.\nyou can also try another browser or reinstall your current browser.
548696
It should be simply a problem of the page displaying slowly like your memory on your computer is old or you have a low-speed internet connection. This has happened to me plenty of times but it may just be problems with a particular site or that site's server (or your server if this happens with every site you try to visit).
746911
If it is what I think it is, you might have to upgrade to SP2. I did and then the loading bar that the scroll that goes across will line up properly. Try upgrading to SP2.
35597
If you have alot of memory and a good processer it will take less time then ones with little memory and a slow processer.  So, if you computer is alittle older it should take alittle longer.  New computers 30 sec or so, older computers 30 secs to 2 minutes.
127606
Sometime websites will (either by accident or by design)\nhave an insane amount of stuff going on with Javascript.\nYou might try turning off javascript before visiting\nthose pages to see if that doesn't relieve the problem.\n\nThe "catch" to doing this is that if you leave it off,\nsometimes you'll visit pages where *useful* things\naren't functional because they depend on it.
809122
That should be fast enough. Maybe you have spyware or a virus.