Fox Trick, or Firefox Optimization

This is already the second day, depressed by the slow work of the computer and the Firefox browser in particular, I was browsing the Internet in search of optimization tips. Today, I still managed to stumble upon a really useful article .



I would like to cite a small excerpt from it, thanks to which I was able to dramatically increase the speed of loading pages. Judging by eye, the speed increased about 5 times (for lovers of pretentious figures, 400 percent )



“As a standard, a browser within one connection sends requests sequentially, by including support for“ pipelining ”within the same request, you can organize mixed simultaneous downloading of several files by sending the next request without waiting for the previous one to complete. "Pipelining" can lead to a noticeable increase in server load, therefore using

This feature is needed moderately.

The management of "pipelining" in about: config is carried out through variables:

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network.http.pipelining - set true

network.http.proxy.pipelining - set true

network.http.pipelining.maxrequests - the size of the queue of parallel requests, for example 5 "



PS I apologize for repeating , did not immediately notice (