There are a whole bunch of things you can do with configuring Firefox
In your browser, do an about:config
There are an interminable list of settings for you to play with. Double-click on a setting to change it. I direct your attention to the setting called: browser.turbo.enabled Set this to TRUE.
These also look interesting. Check your values for these: network.http.pipelining = TRUE network.http.pipelining.maxrequests = 20 network.http.proxy.pipelining = TRUE
Good luck
Paul King
Raman Gupta wrote:
Linux Firefox 1.06 42.23 Linux Konqueror 3.4.2-0.fc4.1 13.27 Linux Opera 8.02 build 1272 7.08 Windows (via VMWare) Firefox 1.06 8.18 Windows (via VMWare) IE 6 7.12
Interesting. My rendering times are (all on FC4):
Firefox 1.06 8.1 Mozilla 1.7.10 3.2 Opera 8.02 build 1272 2.6 IE 6 (via wine) 5.2
That's why I use Mozilla or Opera regularily and Firefox not very often. It's not just a personal "feeling".
Greetings Markus Huber
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