On Sun, 19 Oct 2003 linuxdev wrote :
Next LUG= meet: 9 Nov 2003 around 4 pm - VJTI
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how to reduce the startup time of mozilla ?
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currently on my rh 9.0 box its taking quite a bit of time. Using
Moz= illa 1.5 custom compiled. I tried every bit of optimization.
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Mine goes 3 seconds on 4th or 5th loading.
Is t= here somewhere else i should look for optimization ??
= Even I have the same goddamned problem !! it gets irritating when the ap= plication you use the most number of times, take sucha long time to load.
Is there no other solutin than chaning the web browsers?
=
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Mozilla has an optin in setting where the browser stays in memory after you shut it down and thus saves loading time when you use it next time. Somthing like Terminate and Stay Resident. I mainly use it in WindowsXP, but even in PCQuestLinux 8, it does not take much time to load.
Regards Saswata
Raseel Bhagat wrote:
Next LUG meet: 9 Nov 2003 around 4 pm - VJTI
On Sun, 19 Oct 2003 linuxdev wrote :
Next LUG= meet: 9 Nov 2003 around 4 pm - VJTI
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how to reduce the startup time of mozilla ?
=0A>currently on my rh 9.0 box its taking quite a bit of time. Using Moz=lla 1.5 custom compiled. I tried every bit of optimization.
=0A>Mine goes 3 seconds on 4th or 5th loading.
Is t= here somewhere else i should look for optimization ??
=0AEven I have the same goddamned problem !! it gets irritating when the ap=lication you use the most number of times, take sucha long time to load.
Is there no other solutin than chaning the web browsers?
=0A
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+++ Saswata Banerjee & Associates [19/10/03 22:24 +0530]:
Next LUG meet: 9 Nov 2003 around 4 pm - VJTI
Mozilla has an optin in setting where the browser stays in memory after you shut it down and thus saves loading time when you use it next time. Somthing like Terminate and Stay Resident. I mainly use it in WindowsXP, but even in PCQuestLinux 8, it does not take much time to load.
Regards Saswata
Raseel Bhagat wrote:
Next LUG meet: 9 Nov 2003 around 4 pm - VJTI
On Sun, 19 Oct 2003 linuxdev wrote :
Next LUG= meet: 9 Nov 2003 around 4 pm - VJTI
----------------------------= ----------------
how to reduce the startup time of mozilla ?
=0A>currently on my rh 9.0 box its taking quite a bit of time. Using Moz=lla 1.5 custom compiled. I tried every bit of optimization.
=0A>Mine goes 3 seconds on 4th or 5th loading.
Is t= here somewhere else i should look for optimization ??
=0AEven I have the same goddamned problem !! it gets irritating when the ap=lication you use the most number of times, take sucha long time to load.
Is there no other solutin than chaning the web browsers?
=0A
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References
why dont you'll give FIREBIRD a try. I've been using it for a while and never missed mozilla.
As mentioned in previous post, one idea is to use "keep in memory option". But still Mozilla completely comes out from memory then reload itself in background which take time.
I another way is to use "MS Assistant" ("Mozilla Startup Assistant") a XUL I wrote long back. see... http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?p=69776#69776
I did not got time to make it as a *.xpi.
If i or Torisugari get time we will combine it with Torisugari's extension see... http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?p=224098#224098
cheers Biju
PS: my other extensions http://quickmanager.mozdev.org/ http://macroeditor.mozdev.org/ http://links.mozdev.org/ http://QuickTools.MozDev.org/
Mozilla (inc Linux) 7z download http://quicktools.mozdev.org/7z/
--- Saswata Banerjee & Associates scrap@saswatabanerjee.com wrote:
Next LUG meet: 9 Nov 2003 around 4 pm - VJTI
Mozilla has an optin in setting where the browser stays in memory after you shut it down and thus saves loading time when you use it next time. Somthing like Terminate and Stay Resident. I mainly use it in WindowsXP, but even in PCQuestLinux 8, it does not take much time to load.
Regards Saswata
Raseel Bhagat wrote:
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