Using turbolinks in Rails, if a request is taking a long time, either expectedly or not, the browser does not have the usual cues to show that anything is happening at all.
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I have created a gist which works around this issue using a loading dialog which automatically pops up if the request is taking more than 500ms, which is configurable.
https://gist.github.com/cpuguy83/5016442