can i control the browsing speed of a user on my web site?
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such software is very rare, although server programming have "chunk delivery" to control general delivery. Controlling individual user connection is almost unheard of.  In the end, buying more bandwidth might prove to be cheaper than any other specialized configurations.
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THEREZ no such tool available to check for a specific website..however if u wish to check the general speed of ur internet connection u can check this website: http://performance.toast.net/
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The system you are using to access this website
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In Internet Explorer, Tools ==> Internet Options\nIn the window that comes up...Select the Security Tab\n\nIn the top half, you will see different Web Zones ( Internet, Intranet, Trusted/Restricted sites )\n\nWhile the Internet ( globe ) is selected...Look in the bottom half.  You will see a slider for the security level for the selected Web Zone.  By default it will be at "Medium"\n\nYou will also see a button called "Custom Level".\n\nIf you click on this button,  you will see another window open up and there you will see the ActiveX control etc.\n\np.s.\nIf you're sure about the site you are having problem with, ( before monkeying around with the ActiveX setttings ), just lower the security level, a notch, at a time...from Medium to Medium Low and then to Low.  Everytime you change your security level, see whether the web site/page you're having problem with loads.\n\nIf you feel you messed it up too much, just click on the "Default Level" button and you're back to Okay settings.\n\nHope this helps
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Start > Control Panel > Internet Options > Advanced\nmake adjustments with care.\nI suggest you do not allow "Internet Explorer Install On Demand".\nyou could also make some adjustments in Privacy and Content.\nStart > Control Panel > Internet Options > Privacy
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This was asked in an earlier question.  But the basic answer is, you can't (and you definitely can't do it with a server side script like ASP).  Even if you could, you still have other ways that the user can navigate back into the middle of a session.  There are the forward/back options in the context menu (right click on a page), there is the browswer history, the user can simply enter an explicit url.\n\nSo bottom line is you can't do it and even if you could you need to make your web app robust enough to handle users plopping themselves in the middle of defunct sessions and/or repeating actions.
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Do you mean you want it to take less time for pages to load? Or?
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download mozilla firefox explorer.  Its a little more efficient than Microsoft Internet Explorer.
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http://www.bandwidth.com/tools/speedTest
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What you are observing is in fact the intended behavior. There are ways to change that behavior (specifics depend on how your PHP is configured), but you have to have administrator rights on your server.  On shared hosting services, you usually don't.\n\nConsider moving away from Yahoo! Site Builder.  It is a very nice tool for a beginner, but you seem to have outgrown it...
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You can use software such as:\n\n1. Your own web log. Ask your webhost to give you access to your web log -- you'll see the IP address, what pages they are accessing and their source traffic in real time\n\n2. Use softwares such as\n\nHBX http://www.websidestory.com/\nGoogle Analytics http://www.google.com/analytics/ (free)\nWebTrends http://www.webtrends.com/
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I believe you can push that out as a group policy; if not, you can probably make registry edits to disable it.\n\nFor individual machines, you go to Tools --> Internet Options\n\nChoose the Advanced tab\n\nUnder the Search from the Address bar function, choose Do not search from the address bar
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USE FIREFOX, less cookies, less ADS, LESS SPYWARE, its faster. You already said FF loaded it then...use it!
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i can help u if your browser is IE\nhope to be the best answer for u\n\nin internet explorer go to tools menu\nselect : manage-add-ons \nand disables add-ones that u think make your browser speed slow.\nhave fun
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There are certain softwraes in the market which could help. Softwares like Netnanny, Cyber Patrol etc will solve ur purpose. U have option in these softwraes to block the sites  u feel are not worth watching.Some softwares even give u option to change this block list for user to user.\n\nMy advice is, before buying try the trail versions first, & then buy which ever u feel is better. U can download these trail versions. Just search the web for netnanny using any search engine. U not onlt get net nanny but also similar softwares. Try them.
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You can look in the IIS logs, which are typically located under c:&#92;windows&#92;system32&#92;LogFiles\n\nOf course, unless you have extended logging turned on, you'd have to match up IP address of the user, since it would not strictly speaking show the page hits user by user.
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if you have ie7 you can enable the antiphishing filter it will slow your browser down tho