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Actually, this information is almost everywhere on the net. It ia a simple configuration
to make you Firefox speed up, or so it seem.
I did the ‘hack’ long before when I reinstalled my OS, yet I never really notice
any difference.
I never really notice the speedy effect cause my internet connection are already
fast.
Since many have claimed that it will make Firefox speed up, and claimed it really
does, then there is no harm listing out the methods here’s in DSDexigns.
Here the manuals to it…
- Type about:config (without quote) and it will
direct you to a list of configuration option.
- Look for network.http.pipelining
- Change the value to TRUE by double clicking on
it.
- Look fot network.http.pipelining.maxrequests
- Change the value to any digit more than 15
- Look for network.dns.disableIPv6
- Change the value to TRUE by double clicking on
it.
- Look for network.http.pipelining
- Change the value to TRUE by double clicking on
it.
- Finally, lets add a new option.
- Right click on any entry, go to New > Integer.
- Type nglayout.initialpaint.delay
- Set the value to 0, and you’re done!
Now that you done with the setting up, try test it out yourself. If you noticed
a sudden change in loading ans speed, then I am happy for you.
But if not, try restart the browser, of if you want to kill some time, restart
the PC.
If you still don’t notice any speeds, then well…. I told you so. ~Haa |
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