Firefox users--double your speed

[RayFinkel]

Click the Link and follow the steps 1-6

Took me less than 5 min. and my CPU is twice as fast.


http://www.pctipsbox.com/how-to-double-firefox-speed/

 

[shmeis007]

Well, not for nothing but this only speeds up your firefox browser when you are surfing(loading) web pages. Your CPU is no faster.
That said, this reconfig does change the default settings so it might be a good idea to back up your settings first.

 

[Keebler Elf]

I was going to say, any advice worth it's salt should tell you how to reverse the changes as well. If it doesn't it's doing you a real disservice.

 

[Terminator2000]

Ya. How do you reverse the settings and revert back to settings you had?

 

[Kang]

Not really rocket science to put things back the way they were. Just go back through the config lines in the instructions, and set them back to the default value:

network.http.pipelining - def, boolean, false
network.http.pipelining.maxrequests - 4
network.http.proxy.pipelining - def, boolean, false
network.dns.disableIPv6 - def, boolean, false

For the new config line added (content.interrupt.parsing), set the value to false.

 

[ak0831]

Thanks

 

[Meister]

Not really rocket science to put things back the way they were. Just go back through the config lines in the instructions, and set them back to the default value:

network.http.pipelining - def, boolean, false
network.http.pipelining.maxrequests - 4
network.http.proxy.pipelining - def, boolean, false
network.dns.disableIPv6 - def, boolean, false

For the new config line added (content.interrupt.parsing), set the value to false.

Pretty close to rocket science.

 

[danmand]

Now, how do we double speed of IE?

 

[borat]

Now, how do we double speed of IE?

Use firefox!

 

[TheShadow]

I was going to say, any advice worth it's salt should tell you how to reverse the changes as well. If it doesn't it's doing you a real disservice.

Wouldn't 'System Restore' take care of that?

 

[Terminator2000]

Wouldn't 'System Restore' take care of that?

Good question. and how do you set up a system restore setpoint again?