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I don't get the bitching about the new UI. What is he talking about when he says "pages that take several minutes to load"? Is he talking about the regular twit

I don't get the bitching about the new UI. What is he talking about when he says "pages that take several minutes to load"? Is he talking about the regular twitter.com UI? It loads in less than a second and is otherwise completely responsive.

dangrossman 15y ago
Except when the API is overloaded, which is often. Then Twitter.com just spins for a long while and gives a message about trying again while failing to load your tweets at all.
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- kordless 15y ago
  Wouldn't an overloaded API affect the mobile interface as well?
- dpcan 15y ago
  I have twitter's new UI open in a tab all day long. I click the "X new tweets" button abou 20 times a day. I read tweets, checkout other twitterer's feeds, and it never ever slows down for me. When I read about this guy seeing over a minute page loads, all I could think was, something is wrong with your computer or network dude.
  - dangrossman 15y ago
    Maybe your day does not line up with times Twitter has had capacity issues. Maybe it's maintenance during non-peak hours. I don't know, except that I've definitely seen Twitter's new UI time out as often as I saw the fail whale in the old UI.
- chadgeidel 15y ago
  If you are lucky. I often get the Twitter header and a blank page.
  - tilltheis 15y ago
    I get that all the time but it seems to be a problem with Chrome. Some people say clearing the cache would fix it but that doesn't work for me. I have no such problems in Firefox though.
eavc 15y ago
In what is probably a related but separate revamp effort, the mobile site is no longer usable on my phone. It just spins and spins, and I'm not the only Android user that has this problem. Not to mention what a pain it is to try to go back to where you were before which, while irritating on the desktop if you forget to open a new tab, is a significant disruption on the phone.

dangrossman 15y ago

Except when the API is overloaded, which is often. Then Twitter.com just spins for a long while and gives a message about trying again while failing to load your tweets at all.

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kordless 15y ago
Wouldn't an overloaded API affect the mobile interface as well?
dpcan 15y ago
I have twitter's new UI open in a tab all day long. I click the "X new tweets" button abou 20 times a day. I read tweets, checkout other twitterer's feeds, and it never ever slows down for me. When I read about this guy seeing over a minute page loads, all I could think was, something is wrong with your computer or network dude.
- dangrossman 15y ago
  Maybe your day does not line up with times Twitter has had capacity issues. Maybe it's maintenance during non-peak hours. I don't know, except that I've definitely seen Twitter's new UI time out as often as I saw the fail whale in the old UI.
chadgeidel 15y ago
If you are lucky. I often get the Twitter header and a blank page.
- tilltheis 15y ago
  I get that all the time but it seems to be a problem with Chrome. Some people say clearing the cache would fix it but that doesn't work for me. I have no such problems in Firefox though.

eavc 15y ago

In what is probably a related but separate revamp effort, the mobile site is no longer usable on my phone. It just spins and spins, and I'm not the only Android user that has this problem. Not to mention what a pain it is to try to go back to where you were before which, while irritating on the desktop if you forget to open a new tab, is a significant disruption on the phone.