Tricks Making Firefox posthaste

1. Enable Pipelining
Usually work with the browser sends a request to the server and waiting for a response before continuing the process. Pipelining is a more aggressive technique that allows the browser to send multiple requests at once before receiving any response to reduce the time needed to download the contents page. To activate this function type "about: config" in the address box, double-click on the "network.http.pipelining" and "network.http.proxy.pipelining" to change the value to "true" and then double-click on the "network. http.pipelining.maxrequest "and made the value" 8 ".Please note that some servers do not serve the pipelining. So, there is a possibility if the performance of this fact. Set back all the settings as early if problems occur.

2. Quick rendering
Sites are large and complex can take time to download. Firefox does not want to make you wait, so with the default settings Firefox will directly show that he received every 0.12 seconds. Although this makes the browser more impressed quickly, re-rendering the continuously increasing the total time required to display the page, we can reduce the number of re-rendering to improve performance.

Type "about: config" and press [ENTER], then right-click on the main screen and then select "New> interested."

Type "content.notify.interval" as the name of your preferences, click "ok", enter "500000" (500 thousand) and click "ok" again.

Right-click again on it and select "New> Boolean."

This time a value called "content.notify.ontimer" and set to "True" to complete your tasks.


3. More Quick Loading
If you do not manipulate mouse or touch the keyboard for 0.75 seconds, Firefox will go into the mode "low frequency Interrupt", which means the interface will become less responsive, but can load pages more quickly.

Type "about: config" and press [ENTER], right-click on the display and select "New> interested."

Type "content.switch.threshold," click "ok", enter "250000" (second quarter) and click "ok" to complete.

4. No interruptions
You can make a step further by letting Firefox at all to ignore the user interface events to finish download page. Indeed, this is rather extreme because Firefox can become unresponsive for some time, but there was not whether to try a positive effect for you.

Type "about: config", press [ENTER] and right click, select "New> Boolean

Type "content.interrupt.parsing," click "ok", set the value to "False" and click "ok".

5. Block Flash
Flash animation in which there is disrupt any, appear to overwrite the contents page of a site that you want to read or see, and slow browsing. Fortunately there is a solution that is easy. Install the extension "Flashblock" (flashblock.mozdev.org) and he will block all the trinkets Flash when loading sites to be displayed more quickly. If you find the look you want to see Flash simply click on the place to download and view with normal appearance.


6. Increase the size of Cache
When surfing Firefox will save the image and script in the local cache memory where you can accelerate the data when visiting the same site again. If you have a large RAM (2GB or more), leave Firefox running longer, so visit back pages of the site will be faster, especially with a large cache.

Type "about: config" and press [ENTER], and then right click and select "New> integer."

Type "browser.cache.memory.capacity," click "ok", enter "65536" and click "ok", and "restart" the browser's cache to get a new and larger.

7. Activate TraceMonkey
TraceMonkey Javascript is a new engine from the Mozilla super fast, even in some normally print the value of 40x greater than the current version. Tracemonkey may be currently in the development stage and is still a little buggy, but if you object to use the software in the development stage, get the latest nightly build from (ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/nightly/latest-trunk/ ). The first beta version of Firefox 3.1 is also scheduled for this month also issued.

Type "about: config" in the address box and press [ENTER].

Type in "JIT" in the filter box, and then double-click "javascript.options.jit.chrome" and "javascript.options.jit.content" to change the value to "true". Congratulations!, Now you have been using the current Firefox JavaScript engine.

8. Compress data
If you have a slow Internet connection, you may feel that Firefox is not performing well. It’s not entirely true! Install toonel.net and Java applications will take over your Internet traffic through its own servers. All the data through the server Toonel and compressed so that the data need to download a browser less.

In fact, Toonel also compressing JPEG, but of course impact on the quality of the picture. This useful tips to cut the amount of data that is sent, useful if you have an Internet account per month for a limited time or using a slow Internet connection such as GPRS.