On 10 Jul 00, at 18:15, Rohit wrote:
> Except for changing some settings in the web-browser of your own, there is
> little a _user_ can do to help it.
You can devote a fairly large amount of disk space to build a
cache.....either use the squid proxy cache or use wwwoffle. Squid draws
heavily on resources though. Also, both of these do not show appreciable
speed increases for a single user at home...maybe at large offices which
have a permanent but slow connections, caching would be a BIG help.
-Rgds
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