Firefox User's This Really Works

[alaVOL]

Definitely notice the increased speed! :superman:

 

[KingNick865]

the test

 

[the.one.the.only]

Sehr Gut!!!

 

[wildberry14]

i did this a while back, and at first it was blazing fast, but now after like 3 months, i feel like it is back to normal speed. i dont know why it would be

 

[governmentmule]

that is seriously quick, but I'm concerned that I'm now funneling money straight from my bank account to yours. How do I dispel that notion?

good question,but it is a lot faster

 

[StoVol]

i did it per instructions... much faster loads now

 

[SpringBokVol]

This is awesome. My browser flies.
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[BigPapaVol]

This is awesome. My browser flies.
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It works for me too, but Chrome is still a little quicker.

 

[vader]

Thought I would include this here in case it might benefit a fellow firefox user

Norton Toolbar does not work with 4.0, and I used that to automatically login to sites. I've searched for updates for the toolbar and have come up empty, so I'm now using IE8 to access those sites without having to do logins every time (Norton Toolbar still works with it).

I had an issue with a site I use for my bookmarks (delicious) not working with FF 4.

I found a work around that made it work and I have had no problems since. You might give it a try.

How To Bypass Firefox 4.0 Beta?s Incompatible Add-on Error and Install Extensions Anyway - How-To Geek

Just use this value: extensions.checkCompatibility.4.0

 

[whitegold]

will this work with Firefox 6.0?

 

[Orange Daddy]

Does it ever change and need doing again.. I did it about a year ago and now mine not running as fast.

 

[VolMax]

Not sure why this is stickied...looks old.

This is from https://www.chromium.org/developers/design-documents/network-stack/http-pipelining:

Status

The option to enable pipelining has been removed from Chrome, as there are known crashing bugs and known front-of-queue blocking issues. There are also a large number of servers and middleboxes that behave badly and inconsistently when pipelining is enabled. Until these are resolved, it's recommended nobody uses pipelining. Doing so currently requires a custom build of Chromium.