Faster Firefox
Users of Firefox can dramatically speed up their browser if they are using a broadband connection. It looks like the default settings are optimized for dial-up and don’t take advantage of some of the capabilities of cable-modem or DSL. The steps are easy to follow and you'll see an instant improvement in performance.
Type “about:config” in the address bar. Press ENTER.
In the Filter box, type “network”.
Scroll down to “network.http.pipelining”.
Double-click it and the value will change from FALSE to TRUE.
The line below should be “network.http.pipelining.maxrequests” and the default value is 4.
Double-click it and increase the value by typing in 10. (You can experiment with different values to see what gives you the best performance. Mine is currently 10.)
That’s it.
Type “about:config” in the address bar. Press ENTER.
In the Filter box, type “network”.
Scroll down to “network.http.pipelining”.
Double-click it and the value will change from FALSE to TRUE.
The line below should be “network.http.pipelining.maxrequests” and the default value is 4.
Double-click it and increase the value by typing in 10. (You can experiment with different values to see what gives you the best performance. Mine is currently 10.)
That’s it.
posted by Basil Epicurus at 2:44 PM
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