Pipelining FireFox
Pipelining FireFox
ghost | 4329 Reads | If you are a Firefox user on a high speed line (don’t try this on dialup), try the following: Go to the address bar in Firefox and type in “about:config” Look for the following lines:
network.http.pipelining = false network.http.pipelining.maxrequests = 4 network.http.proxy.pipelining = false
Change them to (by click/double-click the line) or Right click and select Modify:
network.http.pipelining = true network.http.pipelining.maxrequests = 30 network.http.proxy.pipelining = true This configures the browser to make 30 requests at once and not wait for a reply to the request before making another request
ghost 19 years ago
Yo, just thought I should explain what pipelining is and how it speeds up browsing.
Normally HTTP requests (for a page, image, etc) are sent sequentially, with the next request being issued only after the response to the current request has been completely received. On slow networks this can result in a significant delay before the next request is seen by the server let alone replied to.
Pipelining simply allows the browser to everal objects at once without waiting for a response first.
However to the best of my knowledge the limit for pipelining requests is 8 user_pref("network.http.max-connections-per-server", 8); setting it higher will have no effect.
ghost 19 years ago
K Grind when i get a chance away from everything I will add to the beginning explaining what it is :P thanx for the bringing that to my attention, didn't think about it.
ghost 19 years ago
Sacrifice many for the good of few XD
Thanx for the advice though, hadn't thought about that :)
ghost 19 years ago
You can also make Mozilla Firefox load up alot faster by right-clicking on the Mozilla Firefox shortcut icon (where ever it is located), then clicking on 'Properties', and then in the 'Target:' field, typing in or copying and pasting in /Prefetch:1 at the end of the original target. Then click on 'Apply' and the click on 'OK'.