I found this out while searching how to speed up Firefox.
I looked at all my processes, and Firefox was hogging up 142k of my RAM. Terrible!
Easy fix?
type about:config in your Firefox address bar.
Right click anywhere and select new > integer.
Then type browser.cache.memory.capacity in the box.
Now, depending on the amount of RAM your computer has, you should choose the right amount to allocate to FireFox. 16MB is an ideal amount.
So for the value, type 16384. If you want to use 32MB if you RAM for FireFox, type 32768 as the value.
Close Firefox, and start it up again. Look at your FireFox process in task manager, and it should be using a lot less. Mine went from 142k down to 52k.
This also is a great way to load your pages faster.
I looked at all my processes, and Firefox was hogging up 142k of my RAM. Terrible!
Easy fix?
type about:config in your Firefox address bar.
Right click anywhere and select new > integer.
Then type browser.cache.memory.capacity in the box.
Now, depending on the amount of RAM your computer has, you should choose the right amount to allocate to FireFox. 16MB is an ideal amount.
So for the value, type 16384. If you want to use 32MB if you RAM for FireFox, type 32768 as the value.
Close Firefox, and start it up again. Look at your FireFox process in task manager, and it should be using a lot less. Mine went from 142k down to 52k.
This also is a great way to load your pages faster.
Last edited by Ryan (2008-01-29 10:43:33)