Despite the fact that the Network has been around for quite a long time, not everyone has a fast and reliable connection, which is why it's worth thinking about how to make your travels faster. I bring to your attention a few recipes that, in my opinion, are not useless for any active user.
- Use Google Chrome
So far, no one has been able to prove the opposite – Chrome is the fastest browser on the planet. While it is not as powerful as Firefox, but for simple browsing and working in network applications, it fits perfectly.
- Install OpenDNS
An excellent free service that will not only speed up the connection, but also add a level of security, as well as the ability to filter unwanted traffic by many criteria.
- Learn keyboard shortcuts
If you don't use them, you simply have no idea how fast you can do the usual things. You can peek at which keys are available in a particular application in Keyxl.
- Install the download manager
If you download, and you download, then you just need a download manager. More automation options, time loading, priorities, and so on – it's just necessary for someone who pumps a lot.
- Read RSS
Do not waste time visiting news sites, everything is much faster and more convenient to read in your rss client.
- Speed up regular pages
If you can't refuse to view pages for some reason - use Tidyread or Readability to make the pages light and elegant.
- Don't forget about Hyperwords
Still, Firefox is the most powerful and convenient browser (due to extensions), try Hyperwords and right–clicking will sparkle with new colors: you can do a huge number of things quickly and simply.
- Speed up Firefox
Speed up the browser on your own? What nonsense, you will say, and you will be wrong. You can create a clean new profile, without heavy additions and extensions, for example. Switching between profiles is easy, and you don't always need the full power of Firefox.
- Don't forget about the password and form manager
Modern browsers already offer the function of filling out forms and password management.
9 Power Tips To Speed Up Your Web Browsing [ Abhijeet Mukherjee ]
