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Topic # 126986 25-Jul-2013 21:51
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Hello folks...I am testing something new and would like some help - I need a swarm of people converging to this page and leaving the browser tab open on that page for as long as possible (but not later than 2013-07-25 10:15pm).

Only Chrome and Firefox please.




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  Reply # 866200 25-Jul-2013 21:58
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  Reply # 866203 25-Jul-2013 21:59
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Thanks... I think we don't need that anymore. Already saw the results.





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  Reply # 866205 25-Jul-2013 22:00
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Are you allowed to share what you were working on?




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  Reply # 866206 25-Jul-2013 22:00
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Damn I'm slow.



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  Reply # 866207 25-Jul-2013 22:01
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  Reply # 866213 25-Jul-2013 22:05
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We got about 50 browsers open at the same time according to Google Analytics in the first minute or so... Enough to tell me what I needed.

I still need someone with a bit of practice with Chrome developer tools to test something - if you are using Chrome desktop send me a PM.




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  Reply # 866215 25-Jul-2013 22:06
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  Reply # 866231 25-Jul-2013 22:15
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Just got some information via PM, very useful. I need someone on Vodafone cable network please?




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  Reply # 866237 25-Jul-2013 22:27
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  Reply # 866238 25-Jul-2013 22:28
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I want to have someone else behind their dreadful transparent proxy.




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Ah, I see.




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  Reply # 867128 27-Jul-2013 17:30
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Mauricio, have you looked at SignalR? Gracefully handles websockets and fall back to other methods.

http://signalr.net/



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  Reply # 867134 27-Jul-2013 17:35
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Thanks. It's not actually my code, and I just needed to check if me not seeing things working could be related to ISP. And it seems some ISPs block websockets.




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