I frequently get an error message on my planet tab that asks me if I want to stop running a script, because it's slowing my computer down. I'm using Windows 7 Home Ultimate and whatever the version of IE that it comes with, not sure how to check that. what I *think* might be causing the problem is a specific planet. The name is Keetuny and it has 64 structures on it out of 63 slots available. Not sure what the current owner did to bring that about, some kind of odd bug in action probably. Anyways, it's just a shot in the dark and the only thing that really stands out as wierd.

IE7 and IE8 tend to have this problem with very large planet lists. I highly recommend upgrading to IE9, or using Chrome/Firefox. Scripts run very slow on older versions of IE. Windows7 typically comes with IE8, since IE9 was only recently released.

On closer inspection, it gets even stranger, Here's the list of structures on it that I can see.

3 Quantum Computer Grids (15 space x3)
2 Regional Shields (2 space x2)
2 Disruption Minefields (2 space x2)
2 Spy Uplinks (2 space x2)
1 Hypershpere Habitat (3 space x1)
1 Space Elivator (1 space x1)
1 Quantum Hydro-Meliorator III (1 space x1)

This *should* be 60 space, not 64.

Just your math alone comes to 62... Not that that helps. I have to at least say however, Chrome and Safari run WAY better than IE8. I prefer chrome over safari simply that safari tends to reset every screen after every action... like uninstalling a module. Dont know if I can change that but its annoying as hell.

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Ive noticed that GL bogs down chrome after a few hours because GL loads WAY TOO MUCH unneeded items, why do you need to load the logo all the time? and in most parts you loads way too much stuff that isnt needed.

On my dual core minipc i notice this behaviour all the time (most noticable on the minipc)
but my quad core computer ill see this behaviour after a few hours with GL open..

Only solution is to restart browser because of gl.

I have 387 planets scanned, I'll give Ie9 a shot. Missed my math by 2? Yeah, doing that in-brain has never been my strong suit. :p

Your math was kind of right, it is 60, but you wrote that Spy Uplinks take 2 space instead of 1.