Thanks for your feedback. There was no error except that a warning "huffingtonpost. There also wasn't any error in the F12 tool. I also tried disabling GPU rendering but it had no effect. I suggest you to try the following steps and check if it helps. Method 1: Check if you are able to access the webpage from another browser.
Start Internet Explorer 10 Desktop version. On the Tools menu, click Internet Options. If you can't see the Tools menu, press Alt to display the menus. In the Internet Options dialog box, click the Security tab. Click Default Level. Click OK. Select System and Security in the Category View. Select Windows Update and click on Install if there are any updates available. Follow the prompted instructions. Both Firefox 27 and Google Chrome 32 rendered the website just fine, although slightly more sluggish than other websites.
My IE's security is set at default level medium-high , and there were no available updates for IE. The page pulls content from too many servers. Yes, Huffingtonpost.
I don't think pulling content from too many hosts was the culprit. In some cases, you have to enable or disable hardware acceleration to check for hardware or software compatibility issues with viewing certain Internet websites, such as websites that contain streaming or full-screen video.
Note: Rendering is the process of using computer code to display the text and graphics that you see on your screen. Method 1: Turn off the Hardware Acceleration and check if it helps. In this case the issue might be occurring due to one of the reasons mentioned by Don Varanu. You can also contact the website developer support since the issue is occurring only with this particular website.
Please post back if you face any issues related to Windows and we will be glad to assist you further. I agree with you that it's very likely due to some implementation of Huffington Post's website.
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