I'm not using a packet sniffer. I use a simple web server that is asynchronous. I judge what the browser (FF 21.0a2) does based on the requests I see coming in and being logged and what I see in the Web Console.
Here's the server-side log output::
[I 130403 08:32:39 web:1462] 200 GET / (::1) 4.41ms [I 130403 08:32:39 web:1462] 200 GET /static/style.css (::1) 7.53ms [I 130403 08:32:49 web:1462] 200 GET /static/script.js (::1) 10001.42ms [I 130403 08:32:49 web:1462] 200 GET /static/photo.jpg (::1) 1.12ms
(notice that the /photo.jpg wasn't loaded till 08:32:49 which was *after* /script.js) was loaded)
The output on the Web Console is also interesting: http://cl.ly/O1Zl Again, notice the 10 second delay till the /photo.jpg is loaded.
Anything else I can do to help with debugging this?
Are you measuring that with a packet sniffer, or some other tool?
If that's actually happening, it sounds like unwanted fallout from https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=792438 that should be fixed, so I'd be very interested in it.
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I'm not using a packet sniffer. I use a simple web server that is asynchronous. I judge what the browser (FF 21.0a2) does based on the requests I see coming in and being logged and what I see in the Web Console.
Here's the server-side log output::
[I 130403 08:32:39 web:1462] 200 GET / (::1) 4.41ms
[I 130403 08:32:39 web:1462] 200 GET /static/style.css (::1) 7.53ms
[I 130403 08:32:49 web:1462] 200 GET /static/script.js (::1) 10001.42ms
[I 130403 08:32:49 web:1462] 200 GET /static/photo.jpg (::1) 1.12ms
(notice that the /photo.jpg wasn't loaded till 08:32:49 which was *after* /script.js) was loaded)
The output on the Web Console is also interesting: http://cl.ly/O1Zl
Again, notice the 10 second delay till the /photo.jpg is loaded.
Anything else I can do to help with debugging this?
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Are you measuring that with a packet sniffer, or some other tool? If that's actually happening, it sounds like unwanted fallout from https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=792438 that should be fixed, so I'd be very interested in it.