Re: Forcing firefox to keep a connection alive for reuse
Juliusz Chroboczek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Fiddlesticks. I've got mine set for pipelining also, and yet Vidalia clearly shows multiple connections to each website, not a single re-used one. Privoxy disables pipelining. Minor correction -- I belive Privoxy doesn't do persistent connections at all, let alone pipelining. I don't see the contradiction here, but you're not mistaken. Privoxy doesn't initialise persistent connections by itself, doesn't pipeline anything and doesn't allow the client to do it either. Fabian signature.asc Description: PGP signature
Forcing firefox to keep a connection alive for reuse
(slightly off topic) I was just realizing that the overhead of making dozens of separate connections for fetching everything off the web (one connection per item) instead of reusing the same connection to the server is probably part of why browsing through tor is as slow as it is. How do you force firefox to keepalive the connections? (I can't be the first person to think of this, so either (A) it's hard, or (B) my system is somehow misconfigured.)
Re: Forcing firefox to keep a connection alive for reuse
Fiddlesticks. I've got mine set for pipelining also, and yet Vidalia clearly shows multiple connections to each website, not a single re-used one. On 2/5/07, Marco Gruss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, Michael_google gmail_Gersten wrote: How do you force firefox to keepalive the connections? Have a look at the network.http.pipelining options on the about:config page. I have set all three booleans to true and maxrequests to 8. Marco
