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Firefox was originally designed for page downloads via a dialup modem. By optimizing Firefox for broadband internet access (DSL, cable, T1), we can ensure faster page downloads and better performance. Using the about:config command, we can change a few settings in the Firefox configuration file for optimization. This video (640X480) walks you through the steps. And, don’t forget to backup your Firefox configuration file before attempting this. This previous tip explains how to backup your Firefox config file.

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