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Looking at those screenshots, it appears as though Palemoon 25.8 is using several streams for both down- and upload. So everything is as it should be?

Matt A Tobin wrote:The html coding for your embed is very weird I am not even sure it is valid.. Try just using the standard youtube embed code.

Thanks for your reply. In what way is the coding weird? As I said, I went through the standard blogger.com upload/processing procedure...

@satrow Looks like what I had, except for the upload usually being at 710 kbps, (or roughly that) when I had ADSL 2 from the current ISP, last in 2013, when I had the coding gain on the BEC 7402TM router to 7. (max) That's with VTel (vermontel.com) ...

This is just a bad test, here's my 1Mb upload limited line as seen by DSL Reports, TaskMan and my router's graph, no sign elsewhere of the 1Mb+ spikes/plateaus shown by DSL Reports:

Smokey20 wrote:

That was the kind of issue that Presto-based Opera had. (real bad upload results) But, was a good browser other than that, at least with 12x.

That test is just weird, how do I get several seconds of 2- 2.4Mb/s upload when my line is limited to 1Mb/s at the exchange?! Maximum upstream rate (kbit/s): 1049 Maximum downstream rate (kbit/s): 15496 Gives me 16/3 streams on the cable setting: http://www.dslreports.com/speedtest/1936801.png ...

Why do you think that being able to upload from a single page to 12 different servers at once is going to have real-world impact on your internet speed? You're not testing the speed of your connection that way. In fact, I'm not even sure if ...

... confirmed the problem is with Pale Moon. It is a GREAT browser and it should be able to do this best of all speed tests when the user has high upload speed. I don't like seeing Pale Moon look bad and as more and more ISPs give users higher upload speeds this problem will become more apparent ...

with speed test, I used pale moon and found my upload speed to be higher than my download speed.

... may make exceptions for "known" programs too, like Firefox), etc. etc. For example, I, on fast cable, get proper download speed but only 1/4 upload speed for the dslreports, and I get half the download speed but full upload speed on Ookla's speedtest, when run back to back. So, I get a similar ...

So, you have fast upload speed and Pale Moon is using 12 streams up? The fastest Pale Moon has done on upload speed for me on the test is 7 mbps. So, you need a high upload speed probably 15 mbps or higher for Pale Moon to be grossly ...

... test for several months now. Of all my browsers only Pale Moon (my default browser that I use most of the time and love) has a problem with the upload portion of the test. I spend the majority of my time on the internet (for the past 15 years) at dslreports website. It's a little irritating ...

I'm not sure what format it is in. I went through the standard blogger.com upload/processing procedure... For me, it plays under Flash and it plays fine. Your browser could have Flash blocked. (Right-click on your page and go to "View Page Info," then find "Permissions" ...

Maybe the problem is that the video is a flash video and your Pale Moon have no flash or block it. Upload the video in a modern format: HTML5 and all browsers will play it fine. Thanks for your feedback. The trouble is, in Pale Moon the video doesn't even show up in Safe ...

... compilation of thumbl memes and funny pics, etc on local content oriented. "Fried Brain" was like Cerebro Frito, it's just a memember who seems to upload content.

... is no "Advanced Reply" button. I corrected that in a following reply. Yes, the option with the [Link] is available but the user merely wanted to upload directly to the forum. Yep, I've just now noticed the "Quick Reply" button, never noticed or used before and yes no attachment option there. ...

When you reply, you you go to the Advanced Reply. At the bottom, you will have the option to upload attachment. This should have stated to use the http://snag.gy/dFyiY.jpg button, instead of using the Quick Reply button (there is no "Advanced Reply" button). You have ...

When you reply, you you go to the Advanced Reply. At the bottom, you will have the option to upload attachment. This should have stated to use the http://snag.gy/dFyiY.jpg button, instead of using the Quick Reply button (there is no "Advanced Reply" button). You have ...

Hmmm, my apologizes for butting in here, but when I click the regular "Reply" button to reply to a topic I'm getting the "upload attachment" section at the bottom each time (and of course same thing with clicking the "Edit" or "Quote" buttons as well). What's this about a need to do ...

ThirdTryCharm wrote:Seriously? I have to upload to somewhere else first?

When you reply, you you go to the Advanced Reply.
At the bottom, you will have the option to upload attachment.