From 4577fe4e714d70ea2330f91f90932886e446621f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: uvok cheetah
Date: Sat, 26 Oct 2024 17:18:42 +0200
Subject: Add FF/Ublock article

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+layout: post
+title: 'Firefox: First site load delay of several seconds'
+date: 2024-10-26 17:11 +0200
+lang: "en"
+categories: ["tech"]
+---
+
+For quite a while now, I've wondered why, when as a first thing upon opening Firefox
+and loading furry.engineer, the page load would always be delayed by several seconds.
+
+I actually thought it was the "fault" of furry.engineer, or maybe my cursed DNS setup,
+but yesterday (?) I did the actual sane thing and looked at Wireshark. (I mostly forgot
+to do this). Turns out, there actually was first a HTTPS type DNS request for furry.engineer,
+followed by 5 seconds of "next to nothing", until the actual A/AAAA type DNS request.
+Inbetween, there were a few adblock related DNS queries.
+
+Upon some searching of issues, I found this:
+
+{% image
+  img="https://pics.uvokchee.de/upload/2024/10/26/20241026151032-a27b1634.jpg"
+  alt="Screenshot of uBlock Origin settings"
+%}
+
+It's simply uBlock Origin behaving "as intended" with the
+"Suspend network activity until all filter lists are loaded".
+As I have quite a few of them activated, it's no wonder this delay happens.
+
+I'll keep this setting activated anyway, even though the behavior is annoying.
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