I am posting about connections problems to Google.com and more major websites. The reason was broken pipes from my country to the USA.

While this connection problem occurred I noticed that when I accessed other websites, that were easily accessible, the Google toolbar slowed down the connection speed. After disabling the toolbar all was ok and the speed was good again.

I thought the toolbar didn't affect the speed of accessing other websites except from checking the Page Ranking, but it actually caused a long delay for each page to appear. I don't how much of a problem this is but I got a feeling that the toolbar plays a bigger role in the surfing experience than I previously thought.

I know this may reveal my little knowlegde of the technology behind the Google Toolbar but that's ok, maybe you will teach me a little about this stuff.

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vogol122's Sig:

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I have heard of some reporting slowness issue when toolbar is used with Vista. But that was for IE7 so it should be fine with later versions

It's best.

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mamun01's Sig:

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Nope the toolbar doest effect the Internet speed much.

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mike.shine's Sig:

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Yes. It need to connect to internet when we start our browser.

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abeltenny0210's Sig:

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It will not affect the connection speed. It's user friendly

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hhcassell's Sig:

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It'll not affect the connection speed.

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amnburr's Sig:

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Really really it won't affect any connection speed.

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