Internet Explorer 7
When Internet Explorer renders a , it downloads all the objects within the table before displaying it. This is required so that Internet Explorer can render the table with the correct width for each column.
When Internet Explorer renders a , it downloads all the objects within the table before displaying it. This is required so that Internet Explorer can render the table with the correct width for each column.
Mozilla Firefox
On the other hand, Firefox renders all objects progressively regardless if it's in a table. That is to say - each object is displayed as soon as it is downloaded.
On the other hand, Firefox renders all objects progressively regardless if it's in a table. That is to say - each object is displayed as soon as it is downloaded.
What You Can Do To Improve Performance
Performance Tips
By knowing each browser's strengths and weaknesses, you can build a better design. A good design will never make the reader wait.
Performance Tips
- Ensure HTML code is valid.
- Minimize number of nested tables.
- Never wrap entire body contents within a table.
- Move towards a CSS-based layout.
- Move JavaScript to the very bottom of document (right before the tag). If not possible, move JavaScript to the of document.
- Pay close attention to the size of objects and their locations?
By knowing each browser's strengths and weaknesses, you can build a better design. A good design will never make the reader wait.
You should edit that and change the tags to </body> good advice though
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