Some users have noticed that the Mac App Store runs a lot slower on OS X Lion than it did on previous versions of the operating system. This can cause problems with clicking between apps, as well as in the main category sections. ..

I am assuming there is an underlying bug or problem with the App Store backend so there will probably be a real solution from Apple to fix this but in the meantime, I found some troubleshooting tips that help in varying degrees:

  1. Delete caches and change a security setting.
  2. Use different browsers and devices to test the App Store on different devices.
  3. Use a third-party testing tool to check for issues with the App Store backend.

Delete Mac App Store Caches

I have had some success deleting the caches, but it can take a while. Try this first as it is the safest method.

Disable Certificate Revocation List in Keychain Access

To disable the system revocation list:

  1. Open a command prompt as administrator.
  2. Type the following command and press Enter: reg add HKLM\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\SystemRestrictions /v DisableSystemRevocationList /t REG_DWORD /d 1 ..

Close the Mac App Store Launch Keychain Access (use Spotlight or look in Applications> Utilities) and select “Preferences” from the Keychain Access menu. Change ‘Certificate Revocation List (CRL)’ to ‘Off’. Close Keychain Access. Restart the Mac App Store.

It is recommended that you go back and change the setting after restarting the Mac App Store. There are mixed reports as to whether the fix actually sticks to this method, but for security reasons, it is highly recommended:

To keep the Mac App Store open and Keychain Access accessible, reopen the Mac App Store and go to the “Certificates” tab. Set “Certificate Revocation List (CRL)” back to “Best Attempt” and close Keychain Access. ..

This second tip comes from MacStories, which I found while reading Viticci’s review of the new Core i5 MacBook Air. He also complained about the slowness of the App Store within Lion, and he’s not in the US, showing that this isn’t just a local server issue either.

Apple’s Mac App Store is experiencing slowdowns, and it’s unclear what the cause is. Some users have speculated that the slowdown is due to the influx of Lion users, but Apple has not confirmed this. The slowdown has taken a toll on users’ experiences, and it’s important that Apple fixes it as soon as possible. ..

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