[trick]Trick To Make Your Firefox Fast

This tricks will improve the speed & load time of firefox. And you will be able to surf faster.

Open Firefox and type about:config in the address bar, Then look for the following entries, and make the corresponding changes.

• network.http.max-connections-per-server =32

• network.http.max-persistent-connections-

per-proxy =16

• network.http.max-connections = 64

• network.http.max-persistent-connections-per-server = 10

• network.http.pipelining = true

• network.http.pipelining.maxrequests = 200

• network.http.request.max-start-delay = 0

• network.http.proxy.pipelining = true

• network.http.proxy.version = 1.0


Lastly right-click anywhere and select New -> Integer. Name it nglayout.initialpaint.delay and set its value to 0. This value is the amount of time the browser waits before it acts on information it recieves.

Enjoy !!!

[firefox addon]Phoenix 1.3.3

Phoenix is a development editor which allows run and test CSS, HTML and JavaScript code in a live environment. Phoenix will tell you how many CSS and JS files are loaded into a page, how big these are, it will let you edit them and de-obfuscate them.

 

 

Description
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Phoenix is a development and debug editor which allows run and test CSS, HTML and JavaScript code in a live environment. Phoenix will tell you how many CSS and JS files are loded into a page and how big these are. With a click you can then examine the code - including the HTML code and the dynamically generated HTML code. The code undergoes real time syntax highlighting and can by formatted for easier reading. In case of obfuscated (or packed) JavaScript this can be reversed by Phoenix.
You will be able to modify all CSS, HTML and JavaScript code and have it executed in the current page. This means that you will be able to see all changes to CSS and HTML without having to reload the page, while JavaScript can be executed immediately. If you are working locally you will be able to edit your CSS and JS files and reload these into a page without having to reload the page itself: useful when working with AJAX.
Features
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* See at a glance how many CSS & JavaScript files there are in a page and how big they are
* View them in Phoenix Editor
* Tidy the code and unpack it (unpacking is only available for JavaScript)
* Reload individual files in the current page (useful if you are debugging an AJAX page locally)
* Edit CSS, JavaScript & HTML in Phoenix Editor and have this code updated in the current page
* Load and Save code to and from Phoenix Editor
* View both HTML and generated HTML source
* Real time syntax highlighting
Help
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Phoenix Editor is a multi-coding editor capable of working CSS, HTML and JavaScript. The type of functions available are initially determined by the type of file being loaded. This can also be changed from the Editor menu. The buttons appearing at the bottom of the editor are contextual and depend on the the type of code the editor believes it is processing.
Here following is how each button operates.
* Reload button:
Will reload the CSS or JavaScript file from the file itself (not from Phoenix Editor) in the current page and at the same time will update what is shown in the editor. This button is useful in those cases when you want to change CSS styles or JavaScript functions without wanting to reload the whole page: eg. half way during an AJAX call.
* Format code button:
Formats the code as CSS, HTML or JavaScript according to which editor is active. In case of packed JavaScript files this function will attempt to unpack it.
* Load CSS in page button:
If a CSS stylesheet is loaded into the editor it will attempt to remove this. It will then create a element and add it ot the header.
* Load HTML in page button:
Although all the HTML code from a page is shown, only the code within the body tags will be transferred to the current page.
* Execute JS in page button:
If a JavaScript file is loaded into the editor it will attempt to remove this. It will then pipe the JavaScript file through the "javascript:" command directly into the current page.
Legend
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* @CSS files: imported CSS files
* Italics: Firefox's resource files (chrome:// or resource://)
* [g]: Gzipped file
* [c]: Cached file

 

Download pheonix addon from mozilla:

 

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/11708

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firefox trick

 

This is a cool Firefox cheat which would possibly stun your friends by embedding a Firefox window within a Firefox Window.
Just enter this code into your Firefox address bar and hit Enter:

chrome://browser/content/browser.xul

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How to edit text in orkut post/scraps

Well in orkut community owners/ mods also dont had the options to edit post

well many of the community owners/mods depends on screen shots....

so this tutorial can explain that even the screenshots can be falsified...

WEll for this u need firefox and FF addon....

I used LOLA for this.... u can download lola from here

After installing lola have a look at the bottom right u can see the symbol of lola...



now do a single click on that symbol and hover the mouse on the text which u want to edit....



now click in between the red lines... a box would appear to edit the text...




Now to edit the text.... u can delete some of them and add urs and it would appear over there...

YOu can also change the smileys in the post....



The default smiley had endings such as

Smile........
wink.........
bigsmile...
funny.......
confuse...
cool.........
surprise..
sad..........
angry......

the above are the default smileys use by the orkut.... so in the post which u had to edit just change the last word ....

and u can change the smiley in the post also....

see image...




Now another edition....

YOu can also delete one's post ......

click on lola symbol on the bottom of the FF....

Now select the text which u wanna edit... but selection is slightly different....

see image...






If u had notice in above figure ... then the persons snap is also included in the selection.....

when u click in between the red lines again the box would appear to edit the text....

Just delete all the content and press ok and wolllahhhhh!!!!!... the post deleted.....

Points to remember :

1) This thing can be a part of game, prank etc..... so totally for fun nothing serious....

2) When the page is refresh the original text would appear

3) Don't used this trick to falsified the documents and misguide others

4) Have sportsman spirit and enjoy editing in orkut and have fun

Firefox About:Config Tweaks

Here’s a small course on hows to use About:Config, as it will help you in making the adjustments for tweaking your FIREFOX.3.

1. Start Firefox.
2. Type about:config into the address bar and press Enter. When you’re presented with the warning screen click the I’ll be careful, I promise button:

You should see a long list of hidden settings that look meaningless and confusingly complicated

4. Now comes the main part of actually modifying and/or creating new values:

* If it is told that the key already exists then you can type the name of the preference in the Filter box, and it will instantly show only the matching results. Once you find the preference you’re looking for just double-click on it to change the value.

* If it is told you that the key does not exist you will need to create a new value manually. Just right-click on any entry on the about:config screen, go to the New menu, and choose either string, integer, or boolean depending on what the demand is.

5.You may need to restart your browser for some of the options to take effect.

6. Now if you want to go back to the original state. Any of the preferences can be reset to their default values in the
event that something doesn’t work the way you expected it to. This can be done by right-clicking on the particular option in about:config, and selecting Reset. Values that have been changed at one point or another will appear in bold text they have been reset they should no longer be bold.

Session Restore Saving Frequency

Whenever Firefox crashes it will try to restore all of your open tabs to the way they were. This has come in handy several times for me before, but sometimes I notice that it isn’t able to restore all of my tabs for me.

That’s because Firefox, by default, only saves the session restore data every 10 seconds, but you can configure that time interval to whatever you would like.

* Name: browser.sessionstore.interval
* Preference Needs to be Created: No
* Preference Type: Integer
* Default Value: 10000
* Possible values:
o The number of milliseconds between session restore saving. For example, entering in 1000 would cause the session restore data to be saved every 1 second, whereas a value of 20000 would make it happen every 20 seconds.

Increase the Number of Results in the Address Bar

By default the address bar will always show 12 results in the drop-down menu, which is probably more than enough for most people. If you prefer to see more (or fewer) results you can alter how many items can be displayed with the following setting:

* Name: browser.urlbar.maxRichResults
* Preference Needs to be Created: No
* Preference Type: Integer
* Default Value: 12
* Possible values:
o The number of results you would like to appear in the address bar drop-down menu.

Enable Advanced Color Profile Support

Those of you that are photo enthusiasts might enjoy the fact that Firefox has advanced color profile capabilities. It’s not enabled by default because it can cause a 10-15% performance hit for the browser, but if image quality is that important to you this might be something you want to enable. Here’s a great comparison between Firefox 2 and Firefox 3 (with the color profile turned on)

* Name: gfx.color_management.enabled
* Preference Needs to be Created: No
* Preference Type: Boolean
* Default Value: False
* Possible values:
o True - Enables color profile support so that the colors appear richer
o False - Disables color profile support so that you have better performance

Get Notified when a Website Redirects You

Some websites redirect users from one address to another, and it often happens so quickly that it can be difficult to catch. This could be a bad thing because the site could try to redirect you to a malicious or inappropriate site, but you can setup Firefox 3 to alert you when things like this happen. To enable this feature open up the Firefox preferences, switch to the Advanced -> General tab, and then check the box labeled Warn me when web sites try to redirect or reload the page. Then whenever a site tries to redirect you from one page to another you should see a warning bar like this one:

Disable Antivirus Scanning

For Windows users when Firefox 3 finishes downloading a file it will initiate a virus scan using any antivirus application that the user has installed on the computer. If you download a lot of files (especially large files) this can become a bottleneck for you as you wait for each file to be scanned, especially when many antivirus applications will automatically scan all incoming files. That means each file you download might get scanned twice.

By jumping into the about:config you can enable or disable this setting at your leisure:

* Name: browser.download.manager.scanWhenDone
* Preference Needs to be Created: No
* Preference Type: Boolean
* Default Value: True
* Possible values:
o True - Scans each download with the installed antivirus application
o False - Does not scan each download with the installed antivirus application.