Maak Lading Sneller Firefox

28 april, 2007 · door David Bradley

Prachtig aangezien Firefox Webbrowser is, het zeker niet het snelst is beginnen noch snelst om pagina's te laden. Na een snelle vlek van het googling vond ik een bespreking forum het verklaren hoe te om plaatsen ertoe te brengen om sneller te openen evenals hoe te om lading sneller Firefox te maken.

Hier zijn de maatregelen u zult moeten treffen

1. Type „over: config“ in de van de adresstaaf en klap terugkeer
2. Zoek naar network.http.pipelining, als het aan vals wordt geplaatst, klikt het tweemaal en zal aan waar van een knevel voorzien
3. Ontruim het onderzoek, en zoek dit keer naar network.http.proxy.pipelining, klik om aan waar te plaatsen tweemaal
4. Ontruim en onderzoek naar network.http.pipelining.maxrequests, klik en verander de waarde van zijn gebrek (gewoonlijk 4) tweemaal in 30, maakt dit Firefox meer verzoeken aan plaatsen indienen u bezoekt
5. Nu, kopi�ër deze uitdrukking aan uw klembord, nglayout.initialpaint.delay en klik overal in met de rechtermuisknop aan ongeveer: config pagina. Cre�ër een nieuw „geheel“ en kleef de uitdrukking nglayout.initialpaint.delay. Nu, plaats zijn waarde aan 0, om browser reactie te versnellen.

Volgens dudeinAmerica van het forumlid, als u een breedbandverbinding gebruikt zult u sneller pagina's veel nu laden.

Alternatief, en beschreven zoals eenvoudiger en efficiënter is Fasterfox.

Daarna, zou u een programma moeten downloaden om lading sneller Firefox te maken. U kunt vinden Preloader van Firefox hier. U bent afstand in mijlen zult variëren, maar als u door een langzame Firefox gefrustreerd bent geworden, zal dit zijn foxy borstel opheffen en zal omhoog een raket zijn ezel plakken.

Hier is een extra uiteinde voor het verminderen van overheadkosten van de RAM van Firefox de enorme. Open over: config opnieuw en het onderzoek naar browser.cache.disk.capacity, klikt en verandert gebrek 50000 tot 15000 tweemaal als u tussen 512Mb en 1Gb van RAM hebt.

Ook, als u RAM wilt vrijgeven wanneer u FF minimaliseert, ga ongeveer: config. Klik een lege ruimte met de rechtermuisknop aan, en cre�ër nieuwe Van Boole, roep het config.trim_on_minimize, en zijn waarde aan WAAR plaatsen.

Het nieuwe begin Firefox en voelt de gevolgen.

21 reacties tot dusver ↓

naveen // 27 sep, 2007 in 4:28 p.m.

Wanneer ik Mozilla open vind ik pop msg zeggend „DNT van I HAAT MOZILLA MAAR GEBRUIK D.W.Z. OF ANDERS“
Ik kan orkut in mijn computereitherin D.W.Z. of in Firefox openen niet. Een msg knalt omhoog het zeggen orkut u dwaas .............. wordt verboden wat indien ik plzz me helpen.
David Bradley // 27 sep, 2007 in 5:08 p.m.

naveen de „DNT van I HAAT MOZILLA MAAR het GEBRUIK wordt D.W.Z. OF ANDERS“ veroorzaakt door een computerbesmetting! U ving W32.USBWorm. Een snelle moeilijke situatie kan worden gevonden hier. Goed geluk.

db
dpelia // Oct 10, 2007 at 9:09 pm

uh..it didn’t work on my computer…..
David Bradley // Oct 11, 2007 at 7:31 am

I should have said, as with all tweaks of this nature, “you’re mileage may vary”.
dunn // Nov 22, 2007 at 4:35 pm

i’m a little bit confused. is that mean that after i download Fasterfox i still have to download Firefox Preloader, or i just choose one?
David Bradley // Nov 23, 2007 at 7:37 am

You can use both, one pre-fetches pages the other is a GUI for FF speed tweaks.
Zac // Apr 3, 2008 at 7:37 pm

Whats the last tweak for?
David Bradley // Apr 3, 2008 at 9:08 pm

Zac, I thought I said in the post. It’s to release memory when you minimize Firefox, which can be quite useful if you don’t want to close the browser.

db
Arniceous // Apr 27, 2008 at 4:35 am

Tweaked my dad’s system with all the about about:config settings. Works Great! Thanks =)
David Bradley // Apr 27, 2008 at 10:08 am

Glad things worked out Arniceous. If you also used the memory dump on minimize tip and occasionally minimize Firefox it will work even smoother

db
Imran // Apr 30, 2008 at 10:07 pm

I have a weird problem. My browsers (IE and Firefox) both have a delayed response. That means to say, after typing the URL it takes some time for the pages to start appearing. Even a simple google search takes a good 30 seconds plus! This cannot be attributed to my connection speed because http://www.speedtest.net reports that my connection download speed is greater than 7000Kb/s and upload speed is greater than 450Kb/s. Is there anything that I can do to improve this. It just started acting this way a couple of days ago. I have NOD32 and Zone Alarm installed. Tried disabling both of them. Still not improving.

Please help!

Thanks
David Bradley // May 1, 2008 at 7:30 am

Imran, while your speedtest results sound impressive, I’m pretty sure that the test doesn’t use an http connection to do the download and so is nt necessarily reflecting accurately the connection speed you have to the web, but rather measures a file download.

When you say there is a delay do you mean that the page begins to load but takes a long time to complete, or does nothing start for 30 seconds? If the former then it is more than likely a connection speed issue. If the latter then I would suggest your ISP’s DNS is not working properly. Try OpenDNS

Come back and let us know how you get on

db
Imran // May 1, 2008 at 3:18 pm

Hi David,

Well it doesn’t respond for sometime (it varies from time to time) and then the page loads in a flash!!! That’s another reason why I thought it cannot be attributed to connection speed.
Well I am not sure about the techniques used at http://www.speedtest.net but Virgin Media (my ISP) is charging me for a 10Mbps connection.

Like I said, it just started few days ago. Before that, it worked like lightning. As per your advice let me try using OpenDNS to see if it works. If there is anything else you want me try, please let me know.

Thanks once again.

Cheers!
David Bradley // May 2, 2008 at 8:15 am

Yeah, I’m paying for a Virgin connection too, that is often slower than it should be, I think they cover their backs in the T&Cs but I suspect the UK regulator OfCom will step unto the breach some time soon and clamp down on poor speeds.

Anyway, back to your problem, you say it’s more about a delay before a page displays, that is odd.

However, you could try this

Type “about:config” into the address bar without the quotes, hit enter/return.

Now, right-click anywhere in the window and select New –> Integer. Name it “nglayout.initialpaint.delay” (no quotes) and set its value to zero. That should stop any painting delay.

Let us know…

db
Imran // May 2, 2008 at 7:22 pm

Hi David,

Tried that, but it still hasnt really changed anything. I also wanted to add that this is not a firefox specific problem because IE and Safari too have the same kind of delayed response.

Initially, I was suspecting if it was my firewall but disabling that also doesnt solve the problem. I installed Adware and Spybot S&D and scanned the machine. It dint come up with any suspected malware/spyware.

Is there anything else that you might think worth trying before I really get frustrated with this computer and go for a format and reinstallation of OS???

Do let me know…

Cheers..
David Bradley // May 2, 2008 at 7:34 pm

In the words of Kate Bush, as sung to Peter Gabriel, “Don’t give up…please…don’t give up”.

Certainly, don’t opt for the format and OS reinstallation malarkey that’s the default help desk response…there has to be something simple we’ve overlooked. Have you ever run and MTU tweaker? If yes, it could be that, if not, find one and give it a try.

db
Imran // May 2, 2008 at 10:00 pm

No I havent. Could you tell me which is the best MTU Tweaker that I could download?

I really hope this fixes the issue. Its really starting to affect my work.

Imran
David Bradley // May 3, 2008 at 1:20 pm

Try this one Imran

http://www.freshdevices.com/tweak_fix_settings.html

db
Michael // Jul 4, 2008 at 3:13 am

Using FasterFox is very bad manners. It preloads a LOT of pages, most of which you will never view. Thus it increases the Internet traffic you create many times over. If everyone did this, the Internet would come to a crawl.

Using FasterFox is taking a “me me me” attitude. Of course, most people don’t realize this. Still, I wonder how many would not use if they did.

PS: I like this font you’re using. Looking through the CSS, it seems to be “Georgia.” It’s very readable. I should trying playing with more body fonts myself.
David Bradley // Jul 4, 2008 at 7:39 am

Point taken Michael, personally I don’t use FasterFox. I wonder, however, whether there might be a way to tie in pre-fetching with a kind of bit torrent type system so that we all pre-fetch and cache each other’s pages…oh wait a minute…security alert…

Glad you like the font, yes, it’s easy design for one’s own machine, but not every system will have Georgia, so this site may look slightly different to other people from what you and I see.
Vandavenom // Oct 14, 2008 at 3:25 am

Imran, If you’re still around try this one as well,

http://www.f2v.net/how-to-make-firefox-even-faster-307.html