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[Epimetreus]

To whomever asked why not to use Opera, or said they used it, or something like that:

I don't like Opera nor even think it's a good idea on anyone's system period. It's a resource hog, likes to call DLLs and set them to AboveNormal priority without the main thread changing so the process appears legit, has lots of ads in it unless you pay more cash than you've already shelled out to have a PC in the first place, and it's not *that* fast.

Free browsers like Phoenix or Lynx are so much better.

And yes, I use Lynx. It kicks all ass.

 

[AdamSnow]

Originally posted by: AdamSnow
Anything similar to this for us IE6 users ?

 

[hevnsnt]

mark for future read

 

[Balthazar]

Originally posted by: CorporateRecreation

Originally posted by: iloveme2

Originally posted by: CorporateRecreation

Originally posted by: iloveme2

Originally posted by: CorporateRecreation
You're on your own notice: Increasing these defaults is a violation of the HTTP protocol, and should only be performed if absolutely necessary. Internet Explorer will load pages much, much faster, but it will be non-compliant with the HTTP1.1 specification. If you employ this tweak, you'll be making your browser nonstandard. If you don't know what this is about, or realize what you're doing ... don't try this.


lol sounds like a winner

all that means is you're doing something you're not supposed to, to make your browser faster. it doesn't really mean sites won't work afterwards.

Yes, thank you for pointing out the painfully obvious.

Then what do you mean when you say "sounds like a winner"?

Beacuse browsing with an unstandard browser doesn't sound very appealing?

....

riiiight....and he was saying that its non-standard, but it breaks something that is highly unlikely to cause you any problems.

 

[Walleye]

this patch gave me nothing but problems.


it caused my norton antivirus to be constantly taking up 20% of the CPU resources.

it caused a memory leak, to such an extent that i had no memory left to shut down the computer, and had to pull the plug. the 6 second button wasnt even working...


i just said to hell with it. and deleted the keys. i'm doing much better now, all problems are gone. i'm fine with my current speed, the difference isnt that much.

 

[Walleye]

this patch gave me nothing but problems.


it caused my norton antivirus to be constantly taking up 20% of the CPU resources.

it caused a memory leak, to such an extent that i had no memory left to shut down the computer, and had to pull the plug. the 6 second button wasnt even working...


i just said to hell with it. and deleted the keys. i'm doing much better now, all problems are gone. i'm fine with my current speed, the difference isnt that much.

 

[Twista]

nm

 

[dude]

None of the links listed here works. Anyone else have a copy on their web sites?

 

[screw3d]

Originally posted by: dude
None of the links listed here works. Anyone else have a copy on their web sites?

It works fine for me?

 

[dude]

Doh, my luck. I tried for about 5 minutes and it gave me an error. Now, it works.

 

[NoReMoRsE]

Working for me! Thanks from Canada, eh?

 

[Twista]

use the big one @ bottom of the 1st poster.

 

[Paulson]

I'm only on 256kb anyways, so there's really no point in doin this... also, when I ran a server, people would have this installed.. and it sucks the bandwidth from a server without much bandwidth...

so therefore, I think it really isn't fair... it's great for sites with high bandwidth, but it literally kills smaller servers..