Greta wrote: > > I changed it to 30 and it seems to work better. But if I change > to 60 what's happen then? I am curious to try.. There is no reason not to try. I have no firm idea about the ideal timeout setting, and I'd appreciate your comments. I guess, though, that the setting in the original program should be a sort of compromise. On one hand we don't want that too many sites fail due to the timeout setting, but on the other hand, if we accept the checker to try too long, the risk increases that the whole operation is disrupted due to browser timeout. Btw, anyone who knows a more efficient way to avoid a browser timeout? / Gunnar