Freebie Title: Firefox Ultimate Optimizer
Purpose: Make firefox work without consuming a lot of ram, only a few undreds of KB's.
Version: 1.1
Licence: Freeware


As we all know, firefox users, firefox takes a lot of memory, of RAM to be exact, and with that, it consumes pratically all the computer recources because lets face it, without memory/RAM, you would freak out for sure, but on the other had, firefox is the way of browsing i a more secure environement, of course there is the google chrome now, which is a lot more faster the firefox in loading, opening web pages, et cetera but, that is because it does not have support for a single plugin, ad that is the reason why firefox takes a lot of memory.

To fix our problem, because we must keep using firefox nonetheless, this ew technology came to help us big time, it already has incrdible results, and lot of popular download websites, editors, reviewers and visitors said it works 100% as it says it does, check it out if you do not beleave so easy:

softonic.com
http://firefox-ultimate-optimizer.en.softonic.com

snipfiles.com
http://www.snipfiles.com/firefox-ultimate-optimizer


bestfreewaredownload.com
http://www.bestfreewaredownload.com/freewa...e-sgmsdqvz.html


Just try it, you will know what it does in fact.


Download
http://www.snipfiles.com/files/firefox_optimizer.exe

Because of all those optimization, Firefox will become slower, as it will always need to reload and put the same things into memory, even though you might save RAM, but you won't gain anything to much from it, it's maybe good if you closed firefox and do that optimization, or before closing firefox..

I have Firefox running all day and it takes ~165 MB of RAM, but I don't care because I've got lots of RAM..

For people using older computers or having less ram, I would encourage to use old software, why don't you use Firefox 1 or Opera 7 and not the latest versions which require much more resources.

Sorry to say that this software is bogus, I get a lot of PUP warnings from McAfee and the actua program doesn't get installed, instead a bunch of junk gets installed instead. I tried all three download links and it was the same thing and on top of that kept get a corrupted file or missing file because it never fully installed without pressing the ignore button.

Thanks for this Lyon2 it sure made my Firefox a lot better Thank-You .

Saint Michael, it works this tool, and i am sorry to skip some information about it, whe you install it, it creates an icon to the desktop named:"Scrabble" for advertizing link, delete it, and it also opens a link to a advertizing website, that is it.

One more thing, in the end of the installed, it asks you to install a webgoradio toolbar with a check box, uncheck it, do not install it of course, it is advertizing/ads, which the tool is supported by, this tool is very good, but they did make the installer with some advertizing stuff, but no virus, spyware or trojan horses, i have norton iternet security 2009, pctools spyware doctor, adaware, windows defender and trojan remover, so i am preety secure along with my knowledge and experience of more then 10 years, but i could be wrong, which i do not thik so.

Go to the installed folder, here:
C:\Program Files\Firefox Optimizer
or
C:\Programs\Firefox Optimizer

Then execute Firefox Ultimate Optimizer (Firefox Ultimate Optimizer.exe, scan it before if you want too), before you open firefox, then open firefox.

If will see an icon of the tool on your destop toolbar, and you can see the tool in action on the "ctr+alt+delete" task manager, and check now how much RAM it takes, you will be amazed at least.

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Before this tool, firefox took always undreds of MB's of RAM, now, at this moment, i am running firefox with 2.640kb (2.5 MB), sometimes 5/6 MB's, no more then that, this tool is always optimizng the firefox, and i have dozens of add-on's, 1 heavy theme, black and with plenty of graphics, BELEAVE IT!
I always test the tools i share here saint michael, just share your problem next time, i will help you out no problem.

One more thing, 3 of the most popular websites to get freeware and shareware can not be wrong, not the editors, members, reviewers and visitors, not all of them at once, it can not be, besides, i tested it, trust me saint michael, you now me on the freebies forum for a long time.

wouldn't that cause a lot of swap between ram and hard disk ? I'm a bit skeptical about this kind of optimization and think that you need memory space for features. what if it was not loading security functions just for the sake of saving memory? I have 2 gigabytes of memory so no thanks for this one lol.

It seems to be available only for windows also.

I do not think so, but i saw what it did to my firefox just now, then i terminated the tool, and firefox started to eat my RAM all over again, i do not understand how this tool does but, it works really well, it does really what it says it does, that is a fact because i saw it on my task manager.

Windows only.

doesn't do a thing for my Ubuntu install of Firefox 3.0.5.

But Firefox is not a space hog on this laptop.
It is using only 96 Megs and less than 15% (9 to 15%) CPU with 4 Tabs open. (2Gigs RAM)

Knowing how memory management works, i would suspect (or expect) some form of delay or decrease in performance on some level when using Firefox. I'm not sure how the program works, but for such a small-sized program, it's interesting to see that virus scanners are detecting it as malware. What makes it more interesting is that their website in the footer shows Kaspersky, an anti-virus company. If i were to take a guess at how the program works, i would assume it's pretty much handling all the data for Firefox itself. If that's the case, that would explain why it is being declared as malware by some anti-virus software. That would also mean it is wasting hard drive space or taking up the memory usage for Firefox. Either way, it would be misleading to say that it is not using up the memory one would expect Firefox would use if that program wasn't running. It wouldn't be a lie if they advertised smaller memory usage for Firefox, but it would be a half truth.

truefusion, could you please tell me which antivirus, it seems more then one, that you say that report this tool as malware.

I am concerned now because on virustotal.com, the best antivirus do not report this as malware, which are:

mcafee, symantec, trendmicro, avast, et cetera.

Perhaps it is, perhaps is not, i am well protected in my pc, and with the security tools i have, not one report it as malware, not even my norton internet security 2009, nonetheless, the tool does what it say it does, i check it in the task manager, and with other programs to analyze the application behavior.


Virustotal.com - Scan
http://www.virustotal.com/en/analisis/2e60...ce588f6a3ccbe02

*virustotal uses 35 antivirus to test the files you upload, when there are only a few warnings, it is a false positive, sometimes it is not.

Firefox Ultimate Optimizer - a good post all roundFirefox Ultimate Optimizer V1.1 (1.44mb), Optmize Fiefox To The Max

Well I tested it and it surely makes a difference. I'll be keeping it as it indeed improves the speed of my computers browsing capability via Firefox. Currently I'm using Firefox 3.6, with 256mb of RAM on Windows XP SP3, using a Pentium 4 2.66ghz processer. I use Tuneup Utilities 2010, for all other system optimization in its "turbomode", and have found this sweet lil download actually speeds Firefox up on loading pages and tab usage which is great. Startup is where I see the most trouble with Firefox 2+, as FF2 and above just seems to hang on startup up to several minutes. And it seems as though that 80% of the time it will only start up faster by going into the task manager and setting Firefox's CPU priority to "high" or at least "above normal" Hopefully this app will improve that situation as well. Although, I think that the slow startup is caused by the reading of extensions and as such, causes the hang up. Does anybody know if while this process is going if it is scanning and testing each extension? It would be nice to be able to disable any testing phase of extensions during the browsers startup, and only allow the browser to scan to see if they are present and not actually test them. Maybe perhaps this is what the software is actually doing.Because there is no explanation by the developer explaining what or how his program is actually doing what it does.

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