Boost your Mozilla Firefox ALOT
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Well I've gathered some user defined settings on many websites. Open a new window or a new tab in your Mozilla Firefox and type in the URL bar: about:config
Then search for the following settings, if they do not exist simply create a new one by Right Clicking anywhere in the list and pressing Add -> Type of setting
Then search for the following settings, if they do not exist simply create a new one by Right Clicking anywhere in the list and pressing Add -> Type of setting
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bool--->"network.http.pipelining" Value: 65536true
boolean: "network.http.proxy.pipelining" Value: 65536true
integer: "network.http.pipelining.maxrequests" Value: 655368
integer: "network.http.max-connections" Value: 6553648
integer: "network.http.max-connections-per-server" Value: 6553616
integer: "network.http.max-persistent-connections-per-proxy" Value: 6553616
integer: "network.http.max-persistent-connections-per-server" Value: 655368
integer: "content.notify.backoffcount" Value: 655365
interger: "content.max.tokenizing.time" Value: 655362250000
integer: "content.notify.interval" Value: 65536750000
integer: "content.switch.threshold" Value: 65536750000
boolean: "content.notify.ontimer" Value: 65536true
boollean: "content.interrupt.parsing" Value: 65536true
integer: "nglayout.initialpaint.delay" Value: 0
integer: "browser.cache.memory.capacity" Value: 65536
AWESOME!!!! Ive been using chrome because Firefox has been to slow
In windows 7 google chrome became slow for some reason. Firefox in Win7 is way faster then any other browser so I swapped back to it.
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