10 Comments ↓

• Shane said:

  Oh! I likey! I already notice the difference. Very neat.

  Thanks David

  Regards
  Shane

• David Krug said:

  It’s amazing how that works isnt it.

• Shane said:

  Yes, indeed. I just wonder why it’s not the default setting.

  Regards
  Shane

• PracticeBlogger said:

  The Mozilla knowledge base cautions that not all servers support pipelining, and so some websites might not work with this setting activated.
  http://kb.mozillazine.org/Network.http.pipelining

  Also, setting the Maxrequests to a value greater than 8 actually results in the variable being set to its maximum value of 8.
  http://kb.mozillazine.org/Network.http.pipelining.maxrequests

• Keith said:

  How exactly does this make the connection faster?

• Benjamin Jones said:

  very nice. That was really cool, noticed the difference considerably

• Greed for speed | wordbit said:

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• Security said:

  It worked immediately – perhaps it depends on how powerful a system one has…….there must be a downside to this…otherwise it would be there by default

  using it on a windows vista 64 bit and verizon DSL

• JJ said:

  Man, it’s cool! The difference is significant!

  Thanks, dude!

• Azad @ Internet Geeks said:

  Amazing i had just changed my config. Let me see how faster my browser gets.
  Thanks!