I'd test it myself to identify it positively as a site problem with the browsers I have on-hand, but I don't know of any way of getting that amount of data from the site except by waiting a week or four without clicking the "I've seen all of these" button on Newest Nodes.

If a proxy server was involved, and the proxy server was cutting you off at X bytes, it would be consistent with the messages/behavior you are seeing, which was why I asked. Some people do not realize they even have a proxy server set up, if it's transparent or automatically configured.

Perhaps somebody else that has chosen to allow their Newest Nodes page to grow so large can offer to test...?

In reply to Re: Re: Re: (Dermot) Re: Browsing PerlMonks with ... by Fastolfe
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