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I picked this up from a local list I'm subscribed to.   
 
I use Mozilla, but the settings are the same, no suprise.   
No clear feedback here yet, on DSL.  
 
 -- Steve   
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I picked this up off of an IRC channel.  For faster page rendering   
in Firefox, in the address bar type about:config and hit Enter.    
 
Scroll down to network.http.pipelining and double-click to change it to True.  
 
Then change the network.http.pipelining.maxrequests to something higher,  
but sensible.  
 
I set it to 12.  A guy with lots of RAM on his system set it to 50.  
Even at 12, page displays are noticeably quicker.  
 
Give it a shot and report back your results.  
 
Orv Beach    
 
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