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Firefox for Android- cache to ram-unrooted
I discovered something that seems fairly cool. According to this article:
http://lifehacker.com/5687850/speed-...-disk-required
It is possible to force Firefox to cache to ram. I set the configuration of Firefox for Android as per the article- and browsing speed has definitely improved.
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02-19-2013 11:38 PM
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Thanks for the information. Thread has been moved to the Applications section.
Asus TF101 Transformer 16GB "espresso" B60 w/B60 dock
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This is for computers. Ever since ver.18 i've barely used FF it became slow and sluggish. I was hoping 18.2 would fix it but no. Using Chrome more and more. I do miss FF.
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