Lucky you.
Chess.com is awful.

Always same to me, chess.com is in my top 500 favourite chess sites. Hence I come here quite frequently.

Every time they update, the site becomes slower. I only play correspondence games because it takes 13 seconds before I can interact with the board. Of course, once the site reaches critical mass, it becomes too taxing on the servers.
You realize, right, that the lag you mention is resulting from your particular connection and/or hardware and/or software? Not everyone has lag like you describe...or any at all.
I can typically count to 15.. slowly, before I get a full rendering of v3's screen. v2, pops up in 1/4th to 1/5th the time.
A lot of the delay is due to the extra amount of data v3 is shipping across the wires; another good portion is the additional processing requirements your own computer has to make once its received all that data.
Welcome to v3.
I ran a plugin to capture page load times for a while. The loads were slower than in v2 but I rarely had load time of more than 5 seconds. I very rarely had longer load times. I've had a full reinstall of the browser, due to troubleshooting some weird interaction with the developer's edition of FF and the network I'm on, but subjectively, the speeds aren't any worse and often feel better than when I was testing objectively.

I just tested a plugin on Chrome and the pages all are loading in 2 seconds or faster on v3. I'll have to test on FF later.


I do not see a reason to read on moves to chess because to me it diminishes the purpose you're playing, to work out what is to be worked out.
Every time they update, the site becomes slower. I only play correspondence games because it takes 13 seconds before I can interact with the board. Of course, once the site reaches critical mass, it becomes too taxing on the servers.
You realize, right, that the lag you mention is resulting from your particular connection and/or hardware and/or software? Not everyone has lag like you describe...or any at all.
I can typically count to 15.. slowly, before I get a full rendering of v3's screen. v2, pops up in 1/4th to 1/5th the time.
A lot of the delay is due to the extra amount of data v3 is shipping across the wires; another good portion is the additional processing requirements your own computer has to make once its received all that data.
Welcome to v3.
I can count to maybe two. And I don't even have my own wifi -- I parasite it from a neighbor 30 yards away.
V3 is just fine.