mrsrobinson
Well-Known Member
I have lost faith in the fact the programmers know what they are doing anymore (but that is another rant).
Hey now, that hits home ;-)
With 99.999998% confidence I can state this is not a user/client issue, so nobody needs to keep checking their browsers and such.
Usually when you see this type of performance issue after an update something was missed, forgotten, etc. Or as @KevinC suggests, maybe some things were added that are adding additional server trips, or trips to other services (Google Analytics for example). The interesting thing with this one though is it eventually self heals during the day. Which suggest someone is doing a server reboot ;-)