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How To Make Mozilla Fire fox 30 times faster.
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FF3 nie laju tak dari FF2 dari segi browsing. Takut banyak sgt features dia jadi lembab. Sape2 yg dah guna ff3 tu meh update kat sini.
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FF3 nie laju tak dari FF2 dari segi browsing. Takut banyak sgt features dia jadi lembab. Sape2 yg dah guna ff3 tu meh update kat sini.
aku rasa lagi laju, n aku x alami masalah nk buka mail yahoo format baru..tp add-on dia still x banyak la..
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ha ah..
add on dia utk ff2 ada yg x compatible dgn ff3..
tapi, ff3 still best!!
add on dia utk ff2 ada yg x compatible dgn ff3..
tapi, ff3 still best!!
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good .......
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ada banyak cara sebenar nak speed up kan kita punya internet
dan macam2 cara setting kat ff tu ,ni aku nak kasi salah satu
lagi cara kita nak speed up kan internet ,kita try sama2 dan tgk keberkesanannya.....
Speeding Up Your Web Browser and Network Connection
Your browser and network subsystem play a major role in the use of your computer. People are spending more and more time using their web browsers and the Internet, making the web browser the most used application on many users' computers. Now that you have optimized almost every major component of the operating system, let's cover the most used application and components it is dependent on, the web browser and the network that connects you to the Internet.
First you will optimize the speed of both Internet Explorer and Firefox by tweaking the number of active downloads. Then I show you some great utilities that will increase the speed of your downloads, followed by tweaks that will speed up your network.
Optimizing Your Web Browser
On my computer the web browser is the most used application second only to my e-mail program and instant messenger. For society in general, the web browser is the most used application on the computer. Considering that you have already optimized, tweaked, and hacked almost every other component of the operating system for speed, it's important to cover the most used application as well. Using the following tweaks, you can make your web browser work faster than ever before. How is this possible? Both Internet Explorer and Firefox have to adhere to web standards that specify how many connections a browser can make to a web server. By default in both Internet Explorer and Firefox, that amount is two at a time. The following tweaks will show you how you can dramatically increase that number to speed up and increase the parallel downloading of files your web browser needs to display a web page.
Speeding up Internet Explorer
Microsoft has made sure that Internet Explorer follows Internet standards by allowing you and your browser to download only two files at a time from any server. If you visit a web page with a lot of images and required files, such as CSS styles and JavaScript, you can easily end up with a scenario where your web browser has to make more than 40 requests to the web server to download all the files and then assemble the web page. Requesting only two of these 40 files at a time is going to be a lot slower than downloading, say, 10 of them at a time.
By tweaking hidden registry values, you can direct Internet Explorer to break Internet standards and download more than just two files at a time. Modifying this setting is simple to do, but be careful; the standards police will be after you. Follow these steps to speed up IE:
Click the Start button, type regedit in the Search box, and then press Enter.
After Registry Editor loads, navigate through HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings.
Right-click in an open space and create a new DWORD key, as shown in Figure 13-1.
Figure 13-1: Creating a new Registry DWORD value
Type MaxConnectionsPerServer as the name of the new DWORD key.
Right-click this key and select Modify.
Set the base to Decimal and enter a value greater than 2, as shown in Figure 13-2. I like to use 15 as my value here. Press OK when you are done.
Figure 13-2: Setting the value of MaxConnectionsPerServer
Create a new DWORD key and type MaxConnectionsPer1_0Server as the name.
Right-click this key and select Modify.
Set the base to Decimal and enter the new value. Use the same value as used in step 6. Click OK when you are finished.
Exit Registry Editor and reboot your computer.
After your computer has rebooted, your new Internet Explorer settings are active. If you ever feel like undoing this tweak, just go back into the Registry and delete the MaxConnectionsPerServer and MaxConnectionsPer1_0Server keys that you created and reboot. Congratulations, you are now speeding on the information superhighway.
Speeding up Firefox
Firefox suffers from the same limitation on file downloads imposed on it as Internet Explorer by Internet standards. Thankfully, there is an easy way to modify the number of simultaneous downloads in Firefox as well. Additionally, you can do a few other things to speed up Firefox, such as reducing delays and enabling parallel downloads (which Firefox calls pipelining). Instead of editing the registry, you can use a cool hidden feature in Firefox to hack the raw configuration settings built right into the browser. Follow these steps to speed up browsing with Firefox:
Open a copy of Firefox if you do not already have it open.
Type about:config in the address bar and press Enter.
Scroll down the list and locate network. http://www.max-connections-per-server, as shown in Figure 13-3.
Figure 13-3: Modifying the configuration of Firefox
Right-click this setting and select Modify. Enter a higher value, such as 15, and press OK.
Enable parallel downloads, which is known as pipelining in Firefox. Scroll further down the list and locate network.http.pipelining.
Right-click this setting and select Toggle.
Scroll down and modify network.http.pipelining.maxrequests. Set this to a value of at least 15 and press OK.
Tip If you use a proxy server to connect to the Internet, you will also want to toggle network.http.proxy.pipelining.
Let's reduce the paint delays in Firefox. But be careful with this one; according to the Mozilla Foundation, if you have a slower machine, this tweak can actually slow down Firefox. Right-click anywhere on the configuration screen and select New and then Integer.
Enter nglayout.initialpaint.delay in the name box and then 0 in the value boxes that pop up.
Close and restart Firefox to activate your new optimized settings.
dan macam2 cara setting kat ff tu ,ni aku nak kasi salah satu
lagi cara kita nak speed up kan internet ,kita try sama2 dan tgk keberkesanannya.....
Speeding Up Your Web Browser and Network Connection
Your browser and network subsystem play a major role in the use of your computer. People are spending more and more time using their web browsers and the Internet, making the web browser the most used application on many users' computers. Now that you have optimized almost every major component of the operating system, let's cover the most used application and components it is dependent on, the web browser and the network that connects you to the Internet.
First you will optimize the speed of both Internet Explorer and Firefox by tweaking the number of active downloads. Then I show you some great utilities that will increase the speed of your downloads, followed by tweaks that will speed up your network.
Optimizing Your Web Browser
On my computer the web browser is the most used application second only to my e-mail program and instant messenger. For society in general, the web browser is the most used application on the computer. Considering that you have already optimized, tweaked, and hacked almost every other component of the operating system for speed, it's important to cover the most used application as well. Using the following tweaks, you can make your web browser work faster than ever before. How is this possible? Both Internet Explorer and Firefox have to adhere to web standards that specify how many connections a browser can make to a web server. By default in both Internet Explorer and Firefox, that amount is two at a time. The following tweaks will show you how you can dramatically increase that number to speed up and increase the parallel downloading of files your web browser needs to display a web page.
Speeding up Internet Explorer
Microsoft has made sure that Internet Explorer follows Internet standards by allowing you and your browser to download only two files at a time from any server. If you visit a web page with a lot of images and required files, such as CSS styles and JavaScript, you can easily end up with a scenario where your web browser has to make more than 40 requests to the web server to download all the files and then assemble the web page. Requesting only two of these 40 files at a time is going to be a lot slower than downloading, say, 10 of them at a time.
By tweaking hidden registry values, you can direct Internet Explorer to break Internet standards and download more than just two files at a time. Modifying this setting is simple to do, but be careful; the standards police will be after you. Follow these steps to speed up IE:
Click the Start button, type regedit in the Search box, and then press Enter.
After Registry Editor loads, navigate through HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings.
Right-click in an open space and create a new DWORD key, as shown in Figure 13-1.
Figure 13-1: Creating a new Registry DWORD value
Type MaxConnectionsPerServer as the name of the new DWORD key.
Right-click this key and select Modify.
Set the base to Decimal and enter a value greater than 2, as shown in Figure 13-2. I like to use 15 as my value here. Press OK when you are done.
Figure 13-2: Setting the value of MaxConnectionsPerServer
Create a new DWORD key and type MaxConnectionsPer1_0Server as the name.
Right-click this key and select Modify.
Set the base to Decimal and enter the new value. Use the same value as used in step 6. Click OK when you are finished.
Exit Registry Editor and reboot your computer.
After your computer has rebooted, your new Internet Explorer settings are active. If you ever feel like undoing this tweak, just go back into the Registry and delete the MaxConnectionsPerServer and MaxConnectionsPer1_0Server keys that you created and reboot. Congratulations, you are now speeding on the information superhighway.
Speeding up Firefox
Firefox suffers from the same limitation on file downloads imposed on it as Internet Explorer by Internet standards. Thankfully, there is an easy way to modify the number of simultaneous downloads in Firefox as well. Additionally, you can do a few other things to speed up Firefox, such as reducing delays and enabling parallel downloads (which Firefox calls pipelining). Instead of editing the registry, you can use a cool hidden feature in Firefox to hack the raw configuration settings built right into the browser. Follow these steps to speed up browsing with Firefox:
Open a copy of Firefox if you do not already have it open.
Type about:config in the address bar and press Enter.
Scroll down the list and locate network. http://www.max-connections-per-server, as shown in Figure 13-3.
Figure 13-3: Modifying the configuration of Firefox
Right-click this setting and select Modify. Enter a higher value, such as 15, and press OK.
Enable parallel downloads, which is known as pipelining in Firefox. Scroll further down the list and locate network.http.pipelining.
Right-click this setting and select Toggle.
Scroll down and modify network.http.pipelining.maxrequests. Set this to a value of at least 15 and press OK.
Tip If you use a proxy server to connect to the Internet, you will also want to toggle network.http.proxy.pipelining.
Let's reduce the paint delays in Firefox. But be careful with this one; according to the Mozilla Foundation, if you have a slower machine, this tweak can actually slow down Firefox. Right-click anywhere on the configuration screen and select New and then Integer.
Enter nglayout.initialpaint.delay in the name box and then 0 in the value boxes that pop up.
Close and restart Firefox to activate your new optimized settings.
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Thanks for the info...
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FF3.1 dah ade kan...tapi BETA je la lagi...:">
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sye penah cube.. nak kate laju tu boleh la
