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How To Boost Firefox (Tutorial) - Mozz - 02-04-2010
Ok, other than utilites you can download ths may help. After a look around the internet i found a few different things to do to boost firefox, there was quite alot of different things i found. This short tutorial is by far the best, its quick easy and really does work!
Load up Mozilla Firefox. Now, in the address bar, type “about:config” (Without the ” ” of course).
Next, scroll down look for the line that says "network.http.pipelining" use the search of course to get to it quick, and double-click it. Set it to "True"
Now, scroll down and look for "network.http.pipelining.maxrequests" Once you have done this, double-click it, and a box will pop up. Change the number to 60.
Thats it restart Firefox and see if you notice a boost of around 10-40%
Load up Mozilla Firefox. Now, in the address bar, type “about:config” (Without the ” ” of course).
Next, scroll down look for the line that says "network.http.pipelining" use the search of course to get to it quick, and double-click it. Set it to "True"
Now, scroll down and look for "network.http.pipelining.maxrequests" Once you have done this, double-click it, and a box will pop up. Change the number to 60.
Thats it restart Firefox and see if you notice a boost of around 10-40%
RE: How To Boost Firefox (Tutorial) - TheLifelessOne - 02-04-2010
I've done this before.
It makes it a little faster.
But I'm using Chrome now.
RE: How To Boost Firefox (Tutorial) - Kharnage - 02-04-2010
If you download the addon "Fasterfox" it will do all this for you
RE: How To Boost Firefox (Tutorial) - Mozz - 02-06-2010
(02-04-2010, 04:57 PM)TheLifelessOne Wrote: I've done this before.
It makes it a little faster.
But I'm using Chrome now.
yea using chrome now, its decent for speed and makes pages look alot better with the huge space it gives, still im using chrome for a few days now to see if i can bond with it lol, if not back to firefox
RE: How To Boost Firefox (Tutorial) - DAMINK™ - 02-07-2010
If not try Opera man. You like FF then Opera is closer to it than Chrome IMHO.
I am stoked i just changed to Opera. And it appears easily the fastest of the 4 so far. IE, FF, Chrome and Opera.
Have not tested any others as yet. Well not under 7 and current system conditions.
RE: How To Boost Firefox (Tutorial) - Mozz - 02-07-2010
(02-07-2010, 04:55 AM)DAMINK™ Wrote: If not try Opera man. You like FF then Opera is closer to it than Chrome IMHO.
I am stoked i just changed to Opera. And it appears easily the fastest of the 4 so far. IE, FF, Chrome and Opera.
Have not tested any others as yet. Well not under 7 and current system conditions.
yea will try opera m8, seen it about on the net never bothered but will give it a go now m8 ;)
RE: How To Boost Firefox (Tutorial) - Kharnage - 02-07-2010
(02-07-2010, 04:55 AM)DAMINK™ Wrote: I am stoked i just changed to Opera. And it appears easily the fastest of the 4 so far. IE, FF, Chrome and Opera.
Opera is not faster than chrome!
Just took the benchmark test, freshly installed opera and chrome on Ubuntu 9.10.
![[Image: 34g2f4y.png]](http://i47.tinypic.com/34g2f4y.png)
RE: How To Boost Firefox (Tutorial) - Mozz - 02-07-2010
yea its quite slow on my comp, still i prefer firefox, its fast, and i can add my dark themes lol, plus stylish is the best addon ever
RE: How To Boost Firefox (Tutorial) - ccalby - 02-07-2010
Tried it and it didn't really make a noticeable increase in speed. But I use firefox 3 now and its super fast compared to google chrome.
RE: How To Boost Firefox (Tutorial) - DAMINK™ - 02-07-2010
(02-07-2010, 03:01 PM)Kharnage Wrote: Opera is not faster than chrome!
Just took the benchmark test, freshly installed opera and chrome on Ubuntu 9.10.
See here is the thing. I dont rely on a site to tell me the browser is faster.
I rely rather on actually using it. And i can safely say its faster.
I can open my site or even SF in a blink of an eye with Opera and Chrome did have some lag. Could be many factors perhaps but it was a new install of Chrome as is Opera.
Each for there own though.