Here's a simple way to speed up Web browsing with Firefox -- turn on its hidden pipelining feature. When you turn on pipelining, you send several requests to a Web server at a time, rather than sending them one by one, so you can load multiple items on a page concurrently. By default, pipelining is turned off in Firefox, but it's easy to turn it on:
- Type about:config into your address bar and hit Enter.
- In the Filter text box, at the top of the page, type network.http. A list of settings appears, as you can see in the nearby figure.
- Double-click the "network.http.pipelining" setting, to change it to true.
- Double-click the "network.http.proxy.pipelining" setting, to change it to true.
- Double-click the "network.http.pipelining.maxrequests" setting, and in the text box that appears, type in 8 and click OK.
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