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    Speed up surfing speed in Firefox

    Hi,
    My web browser Mozilla Firefox is working extremely slow. The problem lies in the net speed. But I had managed to make it stable now. But still FireFox is not giving out its optimum performance. What to do here. I was using Internet Explorer but the same does not have a options of a viewing more than one pages at a time.

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    Re: Speed up surfing speed in Firefox

    Firefox load pages faster than IE, it is possible to speed up by changing some options. The first concerns the HTTP pipelining. Launch Mozilla Firefox and in the address bar type: about: config. Look, network.http.pipelining network.http.proxy.pipelining and using the filter entries, will the value TRUE (double-click the line). Search network.http.pipelining.maxrequests and then change its value to 30 (right click and change the washer). Restart the browser to take into account the changes. you can restore the default key by right-clicking it and selecting Reset.

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    Re: Speed up surfing speed in Firefox

    In the same windows create a new entry nglayout.initialpaint.delay (right click and Nova numeric value), and given the value 0. The second change concerns the management of the number of connections on the web server and persistence. The search entries are network.http.max-connections (with the value 40), network.http.max-connections-per-server, network.http.max-persistent-connections-per-proxy and network.http.max-persistent-connections-per-server (with value 40).

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    Re: Speed up surfing speed in Firefox

    Click Start > Run > type cmd and press OK. Enter ipconfig / all, you will find all information about your computer on the LAN. The name of your computer on the network (host name). The physical address (the identifier of the network card (one address for each NIC)). The local IP address (which identifies your computer on the network). Gateway (address or your computer will connect (router, box, another PC) to access the internet). Internet (public) (here) at any time even when behind an Internet Connection Sharing.

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    Re: Speed up surfing speed in Firefox

    Here is a simple method to reinstall Internet Explorer. Bu this you can also reinstall Outlook Express. For that run the regedit from the Start > Run box. Then find the key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Active Setup \ Installed Components \ (89820200-ECBD-11cf-8B85-00AA005B4383). On the right side of the Registry Editor, double-click the IsInstalled entry and put 0 in the data field value instead of 1.

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    Re: Speed up surfing speed in Firefox

    Firefox crashes and restarts afterward. The best thing I like about this is that it has an ability to restore your previous session. That means if you are on a site and you have not saved the same then you can simply restore the entire computer to the old session. The multiple tab options helps to view much more pages at a single time.

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