17 years ago 17 years ago News How To Speed Up Your Internet With Firefox by Tubetorial 17 years ago17 years ago 9 In this great fast tutorial we learn how to speed up our internet broadband connection with Firefox. Posted by Tubetorial 9 Comments Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Δ Oh! I likey! I already notice the difference. Very neat. Thanks David Regards Shane Reply It’s amazing how that works isnt it. Reply Yes, indeed. I just wonder why it’s not the default setting. Regards Shane Reply The Mozilla knowledge base cautions that not all servers support pipelining, and so some websites might not work with this setting activated. https://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. https://kb.mozillazine.org/Network.http.pipelining.maxrequests Reply How exactly does this make the connection faster? Reply very nice. That was really cool, noticed the difference considerably Reply 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 Reply Man, it’s cool! The difference is significant! Thanks, dude! Reply Amazing i had just changed my config. Let me see how faster my browser gets. Thanks! Reply
The Mozilla knowledge base cautions that not all servers support pipelining, and so some websites might not work with this setting activated. https://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. https://kb.mozillazine.org/Network.http.pipelining.maxrequests Reply
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 Reply
Oh! I likey! I already notice the difference. Very neat.
Thanks David
Regards
Shane
It’s amazing how that works isnt it.
Yes, indeed. I just wonder why it’s not the default setting.
Regards
Shane
The Mozilla knowledge base cautions that not all servers support pipelining, and so some websites might not work with this setting activated.
https://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.
https://kb.mozillazine.org/Network.http.pipelining.maxrequests
How exactly does this make the connection faster?
very nice. That was really cool, noticed the difference considerably
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
Man, it’s cool! The difference is significant!
Thanks, dude!
Amazing i had just changed my config. Let me see how faster my browser gets.
Thanks!