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MSFN is very slow

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What's wrong with MSFN? The complete site is slow for me. All other sites work fine, so it is no issue with my connection.


All good for me on firefox 8 and windows 7 32 bit. Not noticed any issues. Hope it resolves for you.

It's normal for me, too. And since I have a 2 Mbit/s ADSL connection (that's nominal: 1.3 -1.5 Mbit, really), I usually sense thraffic issues earlier than most. On the other hand, any connections to Europe are slower than usual for me those last few days... I guess the problem lies in the European backbone.

It's been a wee bit slow for me the last few days from the west coast of the US, but I'm back home on the east coast and load speeds are fine with the same machine. Might want to do a tracert to see where the problem lies.

today it works fine again. Don't know what happened 2 days ago.

There was an internet backbone issue a couple of days ago that might still be causing issues for some people.

https://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9221602/Juniper_at_the_root_of_Internet_outage_

Juniper routers are reportedly behind an Internet outage that affected service providers and Web sites around the globe Monday morning.

These things often have ripple effects that last a surprisingly long time while all of the routers get it back together.

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