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phunkphorce
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Happy to see that people find this tip useful 
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sessionID
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| ... and we're happy that You share it! |
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474
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 I like it ... I like it very much. The default setting is definitely too conservative. Someone should maintain a database of the Mozilla preference keys, if they aren't already ... |
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sessionID
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| Posted: Thu Jan 09, 2003 8:15 pm Post subject: |
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474
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| Posted: Thu Jan 09, 2003 8:23 pm Post subject: |
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| sessionID wrote: | | Try hacking these: |
Thanks a lot. They are quite self-explanatory, more's the better! |
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phunkphorce
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| kerframil wrote: | | I like it ... I like it very much. The default setting is definitely too conservative. Someone should maintain a database of the Mozilla preference keys, if they aren't already ... |
Well, you can try to use MozTweak, a small tool that will let you change some of those 'hidden' settigns from within the Mozilla GUI. You can find MozTweak here: http://mozillapl.mozdev.org/
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kappax
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| Posted: Sun Jan 12, 2003 8:48 am Post subject: |
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I added this too , i dont know if it helps but i seen it somewhere.
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user_pref("browser.turbo.enabled", true);
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DArtagnan
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| phunkphorce wrote: | | kerframil wrote: | | I like it ... I like it very much. The default setting is definitely too conservative. Someone should maintain a database of the Mozilla preference keys, if they aren't already ... |
Well, you can try to use MozTweak, a small tool that will let you change some of those 'hidden' settigns from within the Mozilla GUI. You can find MozTweak here: http://mozillapl.mozdev.org/ |
Got it from CVS, now what? I don't see any README over there...
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nichao
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| Posted: Sun Jan 12, 2003 9:42 am Post subject: |
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| "browser.turbo.enabled" is supposed to enable/disable the quicklaunch option for windows (Mozilla stays in RAM - just like IE does - to start up faster). Shouldn't do much for a Linux Mozilla then, of course. |
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dioxmat
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I've set it to 200 and its enough.
btw, it also works with mail&news and chatzilla, not only the browser.
[edit] reverted to 250 (phoenix default, will see if thats enough to fix my problems), as I was seeing some glitches :
- sometimes the urlbar wasnt updated.
- sometimes some pages didnt fully render. i.e. on this thread, the boutons
edit/quote were cut.
- sometimes when I opened a new tab mozilla did not focus it as it should. |
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phunkphorce
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| DArtagnan wrote: | | phunkphorce wrote: | | kerframil wrote: | | I like it ... I like it very much. The default setting is definitely too conservative. Someone should maintain a database of the Mozilla preference keys, if they aren't already ... |
Well, you can try to use MozTweak, a small tool that will let you change some of those 'hidden' settigns from within the Mozilla GUI. You can find MozTweak here: http://mozillapl.mozdev.org/ |
Got it from CVS, now what? I don't see any README over there... |
I don't really know how to install it from CVS... The easiest way is to go to the project's site and click on "Installation" and then finally click on "MozTweak Addon 1.2". The browser should do everything then. Once it has been downloaded and installed, restart the browser and next time you start it you should have a new section in the "Preferences" dialog.
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DArtagnan
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| Posted: Mon Jan 13, 2003 8:05 pm Post subject: This works for galeon also... |
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This works for galeon also...
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| Posted: Mon Jan 13, 2003 10:28 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | reverted to 250 (phoenix default, will see if thats enough to fix my problems), as I was seeing some glitches :
- sometimes the urlbar wasnt updated.
- sometimes some pages didnt fully render. i.e. on this thread, the boutons
edit/quote were cut.
- sometimes when I opened a new tab mozilla did not focus it as it should. |
Yup. I've realised I'm getting some problems in my gtk2 Mozilla as well, and Phoenix (which I hadn't modified) is not exhibiting them.
EDIT: It may just be becuase gtk2 mozilla is really buggy! I'm going to try again with mozilla compiled against gtk1. |
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