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I want to see how the site would load on very slow connections.

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Don't know about the specific answer to your question, but how about a tool that would simulate a slow connection Firefox Throttle from previous SO question

Marek Karbarz
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CSS isn't downloaded and "run" 1 line at a time. The whole CSS is parsed at once after downloading and the styles are applied to the whole document tree.

Chetan Sastry
I'm currently testing the site in opera, and things are changing all over the place.
Alex
You sure that isn't because the HTML is loading slowly, not the CSS?
Mark
That's likely more the HTML and images, not the CSS.
ceejayoz
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Is that even how CSS would be handled across a slow connection? I don't know the answer to that, but you'd probably be better of using some kind of a proxy tool to simulate slow connections.

I know Charles has this feature.

Baldu
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There is no line by line processing but for sure browsers implement algorithms for partially parsing and rendering blocks of CSS code even I don't think you can simulate this effect by throttling connections.

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