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[mama_soap]

Seems to work fairly well for me! My Gmail account home page loads noticably faster, and I increased network.http.pipelining.maxrequests to 15 (as opposed to something more than 20). Very interesting indeed. By the way, as a matter of general curiosity (/stupidity, dunno which) what does changing the value of network.http.proxy.pipelining do?

Thanks for the detailed instructions

[kashvet]

Proxy is suggested by the name itself, i dont think more explainations are needed unless you are interested in getting all the lectures on request handling and processing


Anywayz here is another tweak


type 'about:config'

find
'browser.turbo.enabled' set its value to 'true'


Good Luck

[TripleH13]

yea ii tried this and it works great first i thought it want that fast then i tried internet exploer and saw how slow it was then i relized how fast it became so everyone should deffently try this

[Unregistered 015]

Right it works! But I have another problem: sometimes my firefox uses over 90% of proccessor time (in task manager, under cpu, win). I simply close the browser (with all the tabs) and start it again, and then everything is notmal again (uses about 25%). Can anyone help with this or has anyone had the same problem?

[Kubi]

Wow! Amazing! I run a lot faster now, time to go have fun! Games games games.

Thanks for the tutorial!

[shigajet]

Thanks for the tip. I'll give it a shot on my (slow and old) laptop and see how it goes.

[byte]

Sweet tutorial, I can really notice the difference.

[bluhapp]

yeah... its greattt i notice the speed when surfing frienster whick is usually slow in loading its page.... haha... thaks for the tuts, bro...

[dundun2007]

it seemed to work pretty good, i dont know what your talking about when your processor usage is at like 25%-90% because mines has always stayed at about 3%. It might be something else running in the background or something like that.

[SamHolmes]

Worked really good for me aswell.

Thanks for the tutorial