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Friday July 16, 2004
09:28 AM
Firefox
So I decided to see what the fuzz was all about...
It does seem lighter, indeed... but the download time of a web page seems to take longer... coincidence?
I imported all my settings (I hope) from Mozilla... but I can see some things are missing... I don't see the button I had to open a new tab anywhere...
Plus, I'm missing mozex... hmm... do I have to install it all over again? Do I just have to enable it? Will it work at all in firefox?
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Mozex issue solved (Score:1)
Re:Mozex issue solved (Score:1)
Re:Mozex issue solved (Score:1)
So I guess now it's just a matter of switching from this [uminho.pt] to this [uminho.pt] :-)
New tab button (Score:1)
this is kinda neat...
Mozex configured (Score:1)
Mozex configured (Score:1)
~faster (Score:2)
There are some things you can do to make it even speedier. For example, if your box is capable of rendening pages very quickly and your connection is fast enough, you probably want to set the paint delay to 0.
Google for info.
Re:~faster (Score:1)