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I recently switched ISPs. One site I visit regularly includes the Facebook Connect JS on it's site - http://connect.facebook.net/en_US/all.js#xfbml=1
However, the browser is not downloading the file. Even though the source code loads for the site I don't see anything displayed until 10 minutes have passed and the connection times out.
I also have Windows installed on the same computer and the site seems to load fine.
Could there be a setting specific to Ubuntu that keeps trying to grab the file? I have tried installing the FacebookBlocker extension for Chrome but it doesn't make any difference.
EDIT: I am using DSL for the first time with Ubuntu and I think the problem may be with the DSL settings. It is not just the facebook file listed but sometimes other sites as well. Perhaps I need to adjust some settings with the DSL connection? Unfortunately, my ISP doesn't provide support for Linux.
This also just halts on awaiting response. I have edited the question to provide more info. – Matt McCormick – 2011-04-14T06:02:59.493
Even though your ISP doesn't 'support linux' you should still be able to access stuff like this.I doubt this has anything to do with your ISP. I'm afraid that's about as far as my knowledge goes on this subject. @harrymc seems to have suggested something good above. Good luck mate. – n0pe – 2011-04-14T12:06:43.937