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Make Firefox even faster

That is a fact Firefox is fast but there are some default values off to meet everyone's needs.

Now I'll show you how to do a little tutorial to speed up your browser by going to change some commands.

This is the home page of my firefox

Go to the address bar and type about: config

search strings that have following names:

network.dns.disableIPv6

network.http.pipelining

network.http.proxy.pipelining

double click on each string and sets the value a true .

Once this is done we are well under way, we can do is create a new parameter we doing so:

Click the right mouse button anywhere in the parameter window, choose

New (new)> Full (integer), as the name of the new parameter type:

nglayout.initialpaint.delay

them as a value from 0

Close Firefox and reopen it, YOU JUST DO NOT MONITOR THE BREAKS
OR NOT YOU COME OUT OF THE BOXES AND DENSE MATERIAL NOTE THAT ARE NOW FIREFOX FLY
glad I helped.

I apologize to all who read this post and being ready to change the strings have wonder what will actually change and what are these values into practice:

network.http.pipelining:

if it is set to "true" enables a technique to speed up your connection http. Normally each new request to a server waits for the previous request has been "accepted" with pipelining all requests are sent without any delay.

nglayout.initialpaint.delay

This string controls the rendering of the page (that is, as you view the page as they are
downloaded data from the server and interpreted by Firefox).

network.dns.disableIPv6

Most distro has native support for IPv6 , but as yet is not used in the vast majority of routers and networks, often is useless.
Indeed, sometimes it can cause slowdowns and problems.