Speed Up Firefox: Tweak Network

One of the most common queries nowadays is “how to speed up your browser”. In fact, one of the top articles of Universe Firefox is called How To Speed Up Firefox 3, which covers only a few tips I’ve found around the web, and that I will maybe collect in one guide.

But for now let’s go back to present, and let me tell you what I have found today.

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Tweak Network is a fabulous Firefox extension that allows you to tweak your network settings with a GUI interface. You can set all the parameters as you wish, with two preset buttons that you can use to switch between Default and Power mode.

After you install it, a new button into your Tools menu will be created: Tweak Network Settings. Open it, and you will see this panel below, where you’ll be able to configure the parameters, for both modes.

Default

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Power

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So if you don’t want to be bothered with complicated settings inside Firefox or simply want to give it a try, download Tweak Network now and enjoy faster browsing!

Link: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/327

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One Comment

  1. Transcontinental
    Posted May 9, 2009 at 11:41 am | Permalink

    Default network.http.max-persistent-connections-per-server since Firefox3 is 6 (six) and not 18 …
    BTW, default values render the best, remaining is placebo effect at the best, blindness at the worst.

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