One of the most constant complaints from users of the Internet, faster than is the connection used, the delay is that some pages have to fully recharge. Many times we need to move quickly from one page to another and the process of waiting between clicking on a link and display of images or applications can become irritating. Who uses the Firefox browser, has an excellent extension Fasterfox 3.9.4 responsible for improving the overall performance of the browser. With this tool installed in your browser, the time required to reload an entire page, is greatly reduced, which allows you to navigate multiple tabs more quickly.
REDUCES THE TIME TO RECHARGE SITES USING FIREFOX
The program achieves this effect by taking advantage of a characteristic in the browser that allows you to leave pre-charging the links of a page, or while you're reading a text or viewing an image, all pages are selected automatically in the background leaning . This is usually set by whoever created the page, but it is difficult to find websites that use this option effectively.
An important point to be considered when installing Fasterfox 3.9.4 is to gain speed when reloading a page comes at a cost of increased use of the band, because they are leaning multiple pages simultaneously, which means a constant stream of data.
Thus, the use of Fasterfox 3.9.4 can cause problems for users who have slow connections or who share or split the signal to other computers over a network. The greater consumption of the band can lead to the internet signal is distributed unevenly, which may stop activities such as downloads or online gaming with a low performance.
To minimize the problem, Fasterfox 3.9.4 allows the user to choose between a number of different profiles, which improve browser performance without influencing the speed of the network used. Modify the settings is easy: just click the right mouse button on the bottom right of the screen, where is located the Firefox icon.
As a way to certify that the recharge time is actually faster, the supplement has a timer that shows how many seconds were needed to refresh the current page. As it is possible to disconnect all the changes made, this allows for comparisons between Firefox in its normal configuration or tuning options connected.
Size: 106.2 KB
Publisher: Visit Website
Release Date: 2011-3-24
OS: Win 9x/ME/2K/NT/XP/Vista
