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https://archive.org/details/sg_Mortal_K ... be#loading

Loads slow on my browser.

Same here, not really useable.

But: Runs also slow in Otter-Browser and IE11 - Also in Chromium based Vivaldi browser.

Odd: It also runs slow in Maxthon, like you said with IE, but Cyberfox runs it close to acceptable.

Loads fast on my 5 year old desktop computer. Page loaded in about 3 seconds of time.

But this desktop computer is running 64 bit linux Pale Moon 25.3.0 in 64 bit linux Mint 17.

Perhaps some specific Firefox only Javascript enhancement? The faq to the emulator says it runs best with Firefox - and i am pretty sure they do mean recent Firefox versions.

Night Wing wrote:Loads fast on my 5 year old desktop computer. Page loaded in about 3 seconds of time.

But this desktop computer is running 64 bit linux Pale Moon 25.3.0 in 64 bit linux Mint 17.

Noooooo, I was referring to the video.
The site loads fast as well for me.

Pretty sure it is something browser specific - there are also WebGL/HTML5 demos which are only watchable on Chrome/Chromium and only limited working on Firefox.

Other option would be that parts of Archive org just load damn slow

megaman wrote:Noooooo, I was referring to the video.
The site loads fast as well for me.

Oops.

After clicking on the video, the video is real sloooooooow.

It isn't a video, it's an emulation of the game.

Tab to open up the menu.

Press 1 to start the game.

Very unresponsive, however.

It's archive.org
It's for archival purposes -- don't expect streaming capabilities?

Tried Chromium, latest today, and it wouldn't even play. After all, it is an Alpha Stage, so I expected as such, just a black screen.
The closest to Chrome that I would ever use/try is SRWIron and it ran it just like Cyberfox, almost smooth but still laggy.

Moonchild wrote:It's archive.org
It's for archival purposes -- don't expect streaming capabilities?

I'm bringing this up because it would come around sooner or later from someone else.
Also, if there is anything we can do from the browser-side of things to get this working, or at least improve the quality.

On the browser side of things there could only be a change to how much is pre-buffered before streaming -- and I'd rather buffer less and have a video start sooner than to buffer more just so unintended streaming use of an archival site can be satisfied. I hope you can understand where I'm coming from here,

Btw. it is no video, it is a game emulation so buffering makes no difference in this example

Game emulation. Because that is what a web browser is for

Moonchild wrote:Game emulation. Because that is what a web browser is for

Also, a browser is no state of the art multimedia player

On a more serious note... Mozilla is not only wanting Firefox to be the perfect multimediaplayer, social networking/Audio-Videochat browser, they are following since a while also the goal to offer best support for online games inside the browser.

So, they just added additional bloat which does not work on other browsers or only in a limited way. First they strip away customization out of the browser and afterwards they fill their browser with crap - makes zero sense

Sajadi wrote:On a more serious note... Mozilla is not only wanting Firefox to be the perfect multimediaplayer, social networking/Audio-Videochat browser, they are following since a while also the goal to offer best support for online games inside the browser.

You know what they say about jacks-of-all-trades: they are never going to be good at anything.

Moonchild wrote:You know what they say about jacks-of-all-trades: they are never going to be good at anything.