Will you modify these parameters of Firefox?

1.network.http.pipelining

Enter network.http.pipelining in the Filter, double-click to assign true, the default is false. If you don't find this key, you can right-click on a new Boolean and set her to true.

Still, as I explained before, after the activation of this key value, Pipelining simultaneously issues multiple connection requests, thereby achieving the effect of increasing the connection speed. Most websites on the network are based on the HTTP protocol, and HTTP 1.1 can support multi-threaded connection requests. This operation can reduce the time that Firefox loads web pages. However, not all servers on which the web page is located support this kind of operation, so when you don't see any actual effect after modifying the key value, please don't yell at me.

2.network.http.pipelining.maxrequests

Enter network.http.pipelining.maxrequests in the Filter, double-click and assign a value of 8, the default key value is 4.

3.network.http.proxy.pipelining

Enter network.http.proxy.pipelining in the Filter, double click and assign it to true.

The rationale for these two optimizations is the same as above, and there is no more explanation here.

4.network.dns.disableIPv6

Enter network.dns.disableIPv6 in the Filter, double click and assign it to true.

IPv6 increases the IP address from 32 bits to 128 bits, which can support a larger address space. When the user sends a connection request to an IPv6-capableDNS server, the server may return the error to the server. User an IPv4 address. And Firefox can look at all of this, but in Firefox error correction will also lead to signal delay, so here we assign her to true, disable her.

5.content.interrupt.parsing

Right-click the new Boolean value, the key name is content.interrupt.parsing, and the value is true.

The default key value does not exist. After we activate this key value, when the target page loads, Firefox will interrupt the parsing process according to a certain frequency, and continuously feedback the webpage information collected by the user to the user, which is a bit like streaming media. At this time, Firefox is very smart, and it won't be a rib. In the following content, I will also specifically talk about the charm of this key value.

6.content.max.tokenizing.time

Right-click the new Integer value, the key name is content.max.tokenizing.time, and the value is 2250000.

The role of this key is to specify the processing cycle of a loop event, the unit here is microseconds, if I am not wrong. In theory, the smaller we take this value, the smoother the web page will be loaded visually, because Firefox will feed back the parsed web page information in a short unit of time. However, this undoubtedly delays the overall loading time of the webpage, so here we may wish to take this cycle to a larger extent, in theory, can speed up the loading of web pages.