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Monday December 02, 2002

Phoenix gets faster

Brett hooked me up with this:

Make Phoenix Even Faster. Gleemed from the Phoenix forum again, comes this tip from mfk: Adding the line: user_pref("nglayout.initialpaint.delay", 0); to your user.js file makes Phoenix render pages very fast. Try it out. It's kinda eerie seeing Mozilla go this fast. laszlo provides the explanation of why in this post: Gecko normally delays the... [Blogzilla - a blog about Mozilla]

On my system, it's named prefs.js and it's located in

{user.home}\Application Data\Phoenix\Profiles\{user.name}\{random-text}.slt\.

Now Phoenix is faster to open than IE on my XP box!

Posted in The Web at Dec 02 2002, 07:47:08 AM MST 1 Comment
Comments:

Tried it. It is fast a lightening!

Posted by dsuspense on December 03, 2002 at 07:52 AM MST #

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