NS_BINDING_ABORTED for some elements during a page refresh

[KonVei82]

Description

I was trying to troubleshoot why my local .svg icon is so slow to load during a page refresh and i discovered that the firefox network monitor is throwing "NS_BINDING_ABORTED" for three elements.

The interesting part is that the two favicon elements that are giving this warning are the homepage default ones that i am not using anymore since i fetch my own from /images/favicon.ico

The kerio.svg is a 676byte .svg that i fetch from /icons/kerio.svg and for a very strange reason loads last on a page refresh which is annoying since every other icon is fetched way faster. (the rest of the icons are fetched from SI).

Any ideas or suggestions?

homepage version

0.9.2

Installation method

Docker

Configuration

- Kerio:
        icon: /icons/kerio.svg

Container Logs

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Browser Logs

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Troubleshooting

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The "NS_BINDING_ABORTED" error typically indicates that the request for a resource was aborted by the browser. This can happen for various reasons, such as navigation to a different page before the resource was fully loaded, or a script on the page intentionally aborting the request.

Since you mentioned that the issue is with a local .svg icon that loads slowly, here are a few suggestions to troubleshoot the issue:

1. Check the Network Conditions: Ensure that there are no network issues that could be causing the slow loading of the .svg file. You can test this by trying to access the .svg file directly in the browser to see if it loads quickly.

2. Optimize the SVG: Although the .svg file is small, ensure that it is optimized for web use. You can use online tools to minify and optimize SVG files.

3. Cache Control Headers: Check if the appropriate cache control headers are set for the SVG file. Proper caching can prevent the file from being fetched repeatedly, which can improve load times.

4. Server Performance: If the SVG is served from a web server, ensure that the server is not experiencing high load or performance issues.

5. Check for Redirects: Make sure there are no unnecessary redirects that could be causing the SVG file to load slowly.

6. Browser-Specific Issues: Since you mentioned that other icons are fetched faster, it could be a browser-specific issue. Try loading the page in a different browser to see if the issue persists.

7. Review Docker Configuration: Since you are using Docker, review your Docker configuration to ensure that the volume where the SVG is stored is correctly mounted and accessible with optimal performance.

8. Check for Errors in Console: Open the browser's developer tools and check the console for any errors that might indicate a problem with loading the SVG file.

9. Review Homepage Configuration: Ensure that your Homepage configuration is correct and that there are no issues with how the SVG is referenced in the configuration file.

If none of these suggestions resolve the issue, you may want to reach out to the Homepage community or check the documentation for any known issues with SVG icon loading.

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