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Step 1. Open Google Chrome<br />
Step 2. Press F12<br />
Step 3. Click the &quot;Network&quot; tab<br />
Step 4. Go to <a href="http://www.observescience.org/" rel="ugc">http://www.observescience.org/</a>&nbsp;(or ctrl + F5 if you are already there to bypass cache)
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Step 1. Open Google Chrome
Step 2. Press F12
Step 3. Click the "Network" tab
Step 4. Go to http://www.observescience.org/ [http://www.observescience.org/] (or ctrl + F5 if you are already there to bypass cache)

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probably what you are doing wrong in firefox is not clearing cache so you not seeing the requests... try ctrl + f5
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probably what you are doing wrong in firefox is not clearing cache so you not seeing the requests... try ctrl + f5

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Hello Experts,<br />
I am using firebug and YSlow and am told that I have 14 external javascript scripts, but I don't see how. I can only count so many that I can see. I would like to cut this number down but I don't see where the rest are.<br />
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The site I am looking at is <a href="http://www.observescience.org" rel="ugc">www.observescience.org</a><br />
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Thanks,<br />
rhyno99
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Hello Experts,
I am using firebug and YSlow and am told that I have 14 external javascript scripts, but I don't see how. I can only count so many that I can see. I would like to cut this number down but I don't see where the rest are.

The site I am looking at is www.observescience.org

Thanks,
rhyno99

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