Tweak Network Settings for Firefox

Posted on October 30th, 2007 by Jason

Firefox has a couple of hidden network settings. With this extension, you can tweak these settings, and you might be able to speed up the loading of web pages. You can also increase the maximum number of simultaneous downloads from a site (the default is only four).

Instead of changing each setting, you can also choose one of two profiles. The Power profile increases the maximum number of connections and turns on pipelining. The Default profile will reset the settings to the save, default values.

The Tweak Network Settings extension is compatible with the latest Firefox 2.0 release.

Tweak Network Settings

download: here

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  3. Parth on 26 Mar 2009 at 3:54 am #

    What chnages we have to made to increase the speed at it best level ?????

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