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30-Dec-2004, 01:03 PM #1
Tweak FireFox for slow connection and slow PC
Read this article:

http://users-guide.org/index.php?c=text&id=38

Valuable tweaking tricks for ppl on slower connections and computers.
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02-Jan-2005, 04:03 PM #2
betterpc:
Thanks for the terrific link. The further Firefox tips are excellent.
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04-Jan-2005, 01:19 PM #3
thanks for the tip betterpc......it seemed to improve my connection a little.......firefox used to run real slow for me.....its a little more faster now
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09-Jan-2005, 04:46 PM #4
Betterpc. Many thanks

A similar effect can be made for IE by delving into the registry & upgrading
a couple of entries. I could rescue method from my archives

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Betterpc. Many thanks

A similar effect can be made for IE by delving into the registry & upgrading
a couple of entries. I could rescue method from my archives

Foxfire
Change the Number of Simultaneous HTTP Sessions
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