Reasonably configure Firefox under Fedora to accelerate it

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There are many ways to accelerate Firefox. Here we only list common simple methods. Enter: about: config in the address bar, and then change the following key values (if not found, you can create a new one ):

Network. http. pipelining

Double-click the value to true. The default value is false. If this key value is not found, right-click to create a Boolean and assign it to true. After this key value is activated, Pipelining sends a connection request multiple times at the same time, which can reduce the time for Firefox to load webpages. However, not all Web servers support this operation.

Network. http. pipelining. maxrequests

Double-click and assign a value of 8 or more. The default value is 4. Increase the maximum number of connections to speed up.

Network. http. proxy. pipelining

Double-click and assign a value of true. The reason is the same as above.

Nglayout. initialpaint. delay

Right-click to create an Integer, and the key name is nglayout. initialpaint. delay. The value is 0.

This actually delays the display speed of the entire webpage, but because users prefer to read the webpage before the entire webpage is fully captured, the value can be adjusted to zero here, accelerate the speed at which users read webpages. Sometimes the speed of reading is not proportional to the loading speed.

The modification of the above four items has obviously improved the browsing speed of Firefox. If you are not satisfied, try to modify the following key values:

Network. dns. disableIPv6

Double-click and assign a value of true. IPv6 increases IP addresses from 32-bit to 128-bit to support larger address spaces when a user sends a connection request to a IPv6-capable DNS server at a terminal, the server may return an IPv4 address incorrectly. Firefox can detect all of this, but it will inevitably lead to signal delay when debugging in Firefox, so here we assign her true to disable it.

Content. interrupt. parsing

Right-click a new Boolean value, and the key name is content. interrupt. parsing. The value is true. This key value does not exist by default. After activating this key value, when the target webpage is loaded, Firefox will interrupt the parsing process based on a certain frequency and continuously feedback the webpage information she has collected to the user.

Content. max. tokenizing. time

Right-click to create an Integer, and the key name is content. max. tokenizing. time. The value is 2250000.

This key value is used to specify the processing cycle of a cyclic event. The unit here is microseconds. Theoretically, the smaller we get this value, the smoother the web page will be visually loaded, because Firefox will feed back the parsed web page information in a very short unit of time. However, this will undoubtedly delay the overall loading time of the Web page. Therefore, we may wish to increase this cycle to accelerate loading of the web page theoretically.

Content. Policy. interval

Right-click to create an Integer, and the key name is content. Every y. interval. The value is 750000.

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