A method for obtaining distributed information by a client computer of a computer network, wherein the distributed information comprises pieces of information (81, 82a-c, 83a -f, 84a-e, 85a-f) and wherein which pieces of information are identified by different locations, the method comprising: - by a client computer: Receiving a command for downloading distributed information being identified by a primary location on a server (30a - 30e); - by the client computer: Sending information about the primary location to a proxy server; - by the proxy server: Receiving the information about the primary location from the client computer; - by the client computer: Retrieving at least one primary piece of information of the distributed information being identified by the primary location from the primary location and/or from a proxy server and/or a client cache, wherein the primary piece of information includes instructions for obtaining secondary pieces of information (82a-82c) each being identified by secondary locations, which secondary locations are different from the primary location and wherein the secondary pieces of information are separately downloadable and a part of said distributed information; - by the client computer: Determining a sequence of importance of the secondary pieces of information (82a - 82c); - characterized in that the method further comprises: - by the proxy server: Determining the sequence of importance of the secondary pieces of information (82a - 82c), - by the proxy server: Sending a first data stream comprising at least a portion of the secondary pieces of information (82a - c) to the client computer wherein secondary pieces of information (82a-c) are sequenced according to their position in the sequence of importance and - by the client computer: Receiving the first data stream and using the sequence of importance as a look-up table to identify at least one piece of information received via the first data stream by its position in the first data stream and/or by a position indicator. - by a client computer: Receiving a command for downloading distributed information being identified by a primary location on a server (30a - 30e); - by the client computer: Sending information about the primary location to a proxy server; - by the proxy server: Receiving the information about the primary location from the client computer; - by the client computer: Retrieving at least one primary piece of information of the distributed information being identified by the primary location from the primary location and/or from a proxy server and/or a client cache, wherein the primary piece of information includes instructions for obtaining secondary pieces of information (82a-82c) each being identified by secondary locations, which secondary locations are different from the primary location and wherein the secondary pieces of information are separately downloadable and a part of said distributed information; - by the client computer: Determining a sequence of importance of the secondary pieces of information (82a - 82c); - characterized in that the method further comprises: - by the proxy server: Determining the sequence of importance of the secondary pieces of information (82a - 82c), - by the proxy server: Sending a first data stream comprising at least a portion of the secondary pieces of information (82a - c) to the client computer wherein secondary pieces of information (82a-c) are sequenced according to their position in the sequence of importance and - by the client computer: Receiving the first data stream and using the sequence of importance as a look-up table to identify at least one piece of information received via the first data stream by its position in the first data stream and/or by a position indicator. - by the proxy server: Determining the sequence of importance of the secondary pieces of information (82a - 82c), - by the proxy server: Sending a first data stream comprising at least a portion of the secondary pieces of information (82a - c) to the client computer wherein secondary pieces of information (82a-c) are sequenced according to their position in the sequence of importance and - by the client computer: Receiving the first data stream and using the sequence of importance as a look-up table to identify at least one piece of information received via the first data stream by its position in the first data stream and/or by a position indicator.