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Firefox Hacking *Updated*

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Originally posted by: NightCrawler
Anybody have a hack for getting bookmarks to open on new tabs by default ?

tools - options - advanced - browsing - select new tabs opened from bookmarks or history ?
 
Originally posted by: Kyteland
Originally posted by: WobbleWobble
What are the limitations of setting network.http.pipelining.maxrequests to a larger number? Higher CPU usage?

I think doing this violates http standards. (not that it really matters.) You are only supposed to have so many persistant connections to a server. The only consequnces of doing this is that if you have a slow connection it will hurt your downloads because you are opening more connections than it can really handle, i.e. you don't have the bandwith to utilize 20 connections to the remote server. It may make the page seem to load slower. However, on a fast connection you end up using more of your availible pipe when loading the page, i.e. if 4 pipelines only uses 20% of your connection then 20 pipelines will use 100% and the page loads faster.

The faster your connection, the higher you can set this number. You will have to do your own tests to see what to set it at.

Violating standards matters. I'm not sure if this does or not, but it's definitely rude to make excessive amounts of connections to a webserver.
 
I installed the version released today, saw adblock & bugmenot had no current versions to work with it, so I immediately went back to 1.0PR.
 
Originally posted by: Kalvin00
I installed the version released today, saw adblock & bugmenot had no current versions to work with it, so I immediately went back to 1.0PR.

Adblock works for me in 1.0.
 
Originally posted by: simms
Originally posted by: Kalvin00
I installed the version released today, saw adblock & bugmenot had no current versions to work with it, so I immediately went back to 1.0PR.

Adblock works for me in 1.0.

me too - go to the main adblock site and download from there. all of the extensions i use are working fine with 1.0
 
Originally posted by: whoiswes
Originally posted by: simms
Originally posted by: Kalvin00
I installed the version released today, saw adblock & bugmenot had no current versions to work with it, so I immediately went back to 1.0PR.

Adblock works for me in 1.0.

me too - go to the main adblock site and download from there. all of the extensions i use are working fine with 1.0

all you have to do is reinstall them
 
Originally posted by: hevnsnt
Open Firefox 1.0 and type about:config in the address bar

1. Find browser.tabs.showSingleWindowModePrefs and double click on it so it = true
2. Find network.http.pipelining and double click on it so it = true
3. Find network.http.pipelining.maxrequests doule click on it and change it from 4 to 8

1. Then enables advanced tab options in your Tools/Options page 🙂))
2. This enables option #3.
3. This makes FF use 8 threads to each page.. Bascially, if you thought FF was fast before, try it after this.

I-Hacked Mirror link for Firefox 1.0 Final Here
LOL

It works on Mozilla 1.7.3


 
Originally posted by: Hellspawn
the maxconnections mod has been around for IE for several years now at least.. Nothing new

Some of us are well aware of that but I bet many of us didn't now how to apply it to Firefox.
 
now the real decision is what number to stick #3 as. I've been toying around with 8 through 20 ..

any way to test which is faster ?
 
even with all the tweaks, opera is still way faster. common firefox i was hopping for something good in 1.0
 
to get older extensions to work in 1.0, edit "extensions.lastAppVersion" from '1.0' to '.10'. Bugmenot and others will now work.
 
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