I hope this wasn't already posted. I searched the forums for it, but didn't see it... so anway... I got this from another forum.... We all know how excellent Firefox is... But want it to be even faster? If so, follow the instructions below. 1:- Type about:config in the address field. 2:- Set the value of network.http.pipelining to "true". 3:- Set the value of network.http.pipelining.maxrequests to "100". 4:- Set the value of network.http.proxy.pipelining to "true" 5:- Set the value of nglayout.initialpaint.delay to "0" Line 5 you might notice is not there, don't panic. Just right click anywhere in the config window and choose New+Integer, from there input the text in line 5 (nglayout.initialpaint.delay) and set the delay to 0. There you go. Close Firefox, reopen it, and experience the web at a much faster pace. Enjoy.

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Hmmmm, I followed the steps above and tested them out. Although I don't have any software to measure the speed increase or decrease, I can tell you that it atleast did not slow firefox down any. I might even agree that this helped the speed. Who knows...maybe it makes a substancial differnce for non-high speed connections. I do know that I'm to lazy to go back and change these to recompare speeds lol.

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I am sure it has been posted here before this. And not before long time , i think last week. Anyway, your suggetions are good. I have seen them on my websites even on Mozillazine forum also. And it works for me.

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this has been posted for a while, I have said before and I will say again. these changes will speed up Firefox a little bit, which can not be noticed by any means, but it will cause problems on some webpages and it will cause web servers to have problems.

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yes i posted this

http://www.trap17.com/forums/trap17-file-no-6304.html

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http://www.trap17.com/forums/trap17-file-no-6304.html - About the same subject, search better

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i have done all same , no change

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It worked, thanks

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