How to make Mozilla Firefox even faster!

[Rall]

Thanks

[derylle]

Ahhh the browser that moved the Web 2.0 internet to the next level. Way before Chrome we had NETSCAPE, which is crazy cause that turned out to be Firefox!!! AHAHAH ok, sorry history lesson over. I downloaded the lastest version a few weeks ago, man is it fast. It's loading faster than chrome. We'll mostly youtube, spotify, netflix, amazon video prime. As a test medium I wanted to see how fast it can load and watch a DVR recording on my PC. You know what, its like splitting hairs between Chrome, Opera and NEW Firefox. I don't have the data on hand, but its like tenths of a second, half a second. But would you consider that slow? I dont, that's why I use all 3. Firefox is for ummmmmmm you know the sites that I can't mention. Chrome is for everything else (google Eco system) and opera I use mostly for online shopping.

[Karlsweldt]

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1166780
Removal of the H1 pipelining feature did not make Firefox any better or faster. There was no performance gain when the revised http2 feature was offered, so was dropped from program. Http2 was a revision that could be used by any browser on any Web or Internet means (SPDY protocol), originally developed by the Google teams.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SPDY

[Toby B.]

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1166780
Removal of the H1 pipelining feature did not make Firefox any better or faster. There was no performance gain when the revised http2 feature was offered, so was dropped from program. Http2 was a revision that could be used by any browser on any Web or Internet means (SPDY protocol), originally developed by the Google teams.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SPDY

The https2 post was sent to never never land as the user's email was found in the SFS database...

just figured I would add this note to add continuity..