: How can I tell Chrome to use all 6 concurrent connections asap? I would like to improve rendering performance of http://www.camping.info/campinplaetze. Running a test on WebPageTest.org I see in

@Odierno851

Short Answer - every browser has a specific limit to open parallel connections. In the case of Chrome this limit is 10.

If I was there, I would do only two things:


Optimize images - If you're using png files, then I suggest to use tinypng.com, because it compresses images well, compared to Google PageSpeed module.
Serve Images from CDN - Use Amazon Cloudfront CDN to serve images, because image URL begin with Amazon Cloudfront URL, so you don't need to use second domain, here is an example of how they serve images with their domain name. CDN helps in many ways.

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@Nimeshi995

I can't give you a fullfit answer because I am not sure if you can tell Chrome how to load your page, but least you can do is to optimize your website.


Starting with Expire Headers, make sure they are working
correctly, not just for images but for basically everything.
Optimize the pictures in your website, I believe you have done that
but if you haven't yet, then use an online convertor like
tinypng.com or other to compress your images.
Use .gzip
compression for src files and minify them.


There are sure more things to dig into performance optimization but I think you should consider to start with these three basic things and if they help you I can give you further advices.

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