Black Friday: Update 2 at 1am

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by Martin Shaw

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A spike in activity saw the average load time of Top100 websites double just before midnight, before subsiding to a more-sluggish-than-usual, though still usable, level shortly into Black Friday proper.

IRUK Top100 page load times – 24 hours until 12:45am Black Friday

The leaderboard has seen some movement too, with the best coming in slightly slower than an hour ago.

 

 

 

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