Attempting to use HTTP resources on an secure web page is a guaranteed way to annoy IE users, because it generates a confusing security warning for anyone running with the default IE settings. Our previous post on fixing this message in IE 8 is responsible for more than 50% of the traffic and comments on [...]
Firefox 3.6 was officially released yesterday by Mozilla; providing significant performance improvements and new features.
You’ll need to download and install HttpWatch version 6.2.30 or later, if you want to use it with Firefox 3.6.
A significant change in IE 8 was the increase in the number of active connections per hostname from two to six. This allowed pages with many embedded resources (e.g. images, CSS or JavaScript) to be loaded much more quickly because more requests could be executed in parallel; reducing queuing and the amount of Blocked time [...]