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For all of us that use Firefox and have a internet connection faster than 256k here is how to make it faster.

>> Open a new tab, by pressing "CTRL" + T

>> In the url bar type or copy and paste "about:config" then Press "Go"

>> Then filter "network.http." This would make it easier to find what you are looking for.

>> I now want you to find and set "network.http.pipelining" to "true"

>> Set "network.http.proxy.pipelining" to "true"

>> Set "network.http.pipelining.maxrequests" to 150. That means that firefox will make up to 150 requests at one time.

>> Nearly done now, Right click select New >> Integer.
Name it "nglayout.initialpaint.delay" make sure it is set to "2" This makes Firefox act as soon as it gets the infomation.


It should work now, It is 100% safe however if you mess about with the settings in there not instructed, It may not be safe.

Enjoy your new settings,
Greg
 
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I knew about this before, I've actually did it already.
 
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Thanks Greg!

I did it :tu: !

Thanks again! B-)



True_Snake
 
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wow! coool tip.....other question: some images for my cpanel/whm dont show up....and it loads slowly.....and clue to the problem?

any more tips & tweaks?
 
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I've done it and i haven't noticed much, but a bit ;) Thanks for sharing though! :)
 
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Thanks for the tips, GJ. I updated the config settings that your recommended and things do seem noticably faster. :tu:
 
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redhippo said:
.other question: some images for my cpanel/whm dont show up....and it loads slowly.....and clue to the problem?

any more tips & tweaks?

I had the same thing happen to me this week. My server updated my cpanel theme and half my cpanel would not show up. They had to use a different theme, and now it seems to be all there. Don't know if this is what you are having problems with, maybe it will help.
 
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Firefox doesn't come with those settings for a reason. It works best for faster connections and may not load some pages correctly.
 
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I've never had problems with it..
 
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redhippo said:
wow! coool tip.....other question: some images for my cpanel/whm dont show up....and it loads slowly.....and clue to the problem?

any more tips & tweaks?

If there are loading errors then change this:

Find "nglayout.initialpaint.delay" by filter.
Set to "3" - At 0, Firefox takes a guess at what the page looks like and it might miss small details or images.

Also, This could slow it down a bit but could all change there "network.http.pipelining.maxrequests" to a lower number. It could take up more brandwidth than the site has got.

Another question was if you could reproduce this, The answer is YES but please can you link to www.gjonline.co.uk from the page but that is if you want to!!
 
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Thanks! :tu: I forgot about doing this since my last format. :sick:
 
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lol I saw this on runevillage.. someone did it and their computer stopped working lol
 
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majinbuu1023 said:
lol I saw this on runevillage.. someone did it and their computer stopped working lol
Really!
He or She must of messed about with other settings because this is safe.
 
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Thanks!

I have recived 100NP$ so far for this thread from donations! Thanks!
That is from one person - I am not sure if I should give it back or not!
I will wait untill he gets back to me!
 
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It's called "pipelining", I've been using this for Mozilla FireFox and it works noticeably faster since I have a 56k modem. Some websites do not support this feature, so you may have to turn it off while browsing these websites.
 
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For a 56k modem use:
>> "network.http.pipelining.maxrequests" set to anything above 4 and below 10.
 
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Thanks for the tips!

Tom
 
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I am just going to bump this for those who havn't read it.
 
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I'll try this.!
Thank you for share!
 
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Ok, This is a good tip so one last bump won't kill anyone so !BUMP!
 
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Jon, It's Nice to help!
Fish, Tell me how it works out!
 
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