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Hey everyone, I’ve been using Goojara for a while now, mostly to watch old movies and some of the newer series when I get time. Lately though, it’s been buffering like crazy, even when my internet speed seems fine. I tried clearing cache, switching browsers, even used a VPN once, but it didn’t help much. Does anyone know if it’s something with the site itself or maybe my connection setup? I’d appreciate any tips that actually work.

[fransismoreno]

Yeah, I’ve run into the same issue before — turns out it’s not always on your end. Goojara’s servers can get a bit overloaded, especially on weekends or when a big new release drops. What helped me was adjusting the video quality manually (sometimes auto mode picks too high a resolution), and avoiding adblockers that mess with the player scripts. Also, you can try using a direct mirror link from https://goojara.inc/ instead of the one that loads through redirects — it’s usually faster that way. Another small thing: make sure your DNS settings are updated; using Cloudflare’s 1.1.1.1 really improved my load times.

[ValensiaRomaro]

That’s actually good advice. I noticed it runs smoother late at night too, probably fewer people streaming. Haven’t tried changing DNS though, might give that a shot. Thanks for the tip, guys — glad to see I’m not the only one dealing with random lag on Goojara lately.

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Hey, I totally get what you’re saying about buffering — Goojara can get pretty unpredictable sometimes. I had the same issue and found that a mix of things helps: lowering video quality, using direct mirrors, and even switching DNS to something like Cloudflare.

On a slightly different note, while I’m stuck waiting for a video to load, I like browsing for little distractions — like checking out new gnome scrub hats gnome scrub hats. They’re fun, quirky, and a good way to kill time when streaming is acting up. Not exactly a fix for the lag, but hey, it makes the wait a bit more enjoyable!

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