Get Fastest Browsing Experience Ever in Mozilla FireFox

When we surf on the web, the browser saves some scripts and images in the local memory cache this called cache memory of our computer. It help us when we visit the same website again and again.The website is then quickly retrieved when you visit it again.

It would be beneficial when you have your PC RAM more than 2 GB

If your PC has enough RAM (normally 2 GB or more), we can increase the cache limit to retrieve the page even faster when we visit it again.

Just Follow These Easy Steps To Get Your Firefox Browse Fastest

• Go to “about:config” page by typing “about:config” without inverted commas in the address bar of your Firefox browser.
• Now it will open  a log type file just do Right click and select New option in that.
• Then just select Integer.
• There just type in “browser.cache.memory.capacity” and click on OK button.
• Then just type ‘65536’ in the next box and OK.
• Now, restart Firefox and you will get bigger cache memory and fastest browsing experience ever! 

Firefox sometimes becomes less responsive and enters into a low frequency interruption mode . You cannot even move the mouse or type with your keyboard for a while. It is nothing but the content switch threshold but the page tends to load more swiftly. Decreasing the content switch threshold could ultimately pick upthe performance & your firefox will load faster.

Just Follow These Easy Steps To Get Firefox Fastest

• Just go to “about: config” page
• Now, right click and then choose New, then Integer option.
• Enter “content.switch.threshold” in the box and hit OK.
• Now, type 250000 in the next box and hit OK to save.
• Now, restart Firefox and you will get bigger cache memory and fastest browsing experience ever! 

Naturally, the browsers are very gracious. They send a request to the servers and then wait for the response to continue. Network pipelining is an method that allows Firefox to send several requests to reduce thepage loading time & making Firefox faster.

Just Follow These Easy Steps

• Type “about: config” in the browser’s address box and hit Enter.
• Find “network.http.pipelining” click twice on it, in order to change the option to ‘True’.
• Do same with “network.http.proxy.pipelining”
• Find and click twice on “network.http.pipelining.maxrequests” and change its value to 8 (The default value would be 4).
• Remember that, not every server supports pipelining. So, it can eventually diminish the performance of the browser. Simply, set the “network.http.proxy.pipelining” and “network.http.pipelining” to ‘False’ in case of any problem.

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