When a web page to load retrieves the reader object in the form of, for example, images, HTML files, JavaScript and text that make up the web page. The download from a wide variety of servers in an often random way. Sometimes, for example, a code running show that more pictures can be downloaded from a server that has already been visited, which requires a new visit to the to complete the image acquisition delaying the loading of the web page.
Now researchers at MIT and Harvard developed software that streamlines the retrieval of objects. The system is called Polaris which compiles a list of all items to build a website and how they are related to each other. The list is then used to automatically calculate the quickest way to retrieve these items.
When the researchers tested their system on 200 of the most popular sites reduced the time to load a page with an average of 34 percent, writes MIT News .
the researchers hope that the manufacturers of web services and browser based in Polaris in their products in order to offer users a faster surfing.
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