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--- firefox [2011/01/20 19:17]
90.157.176.243
+++ firefox [2014/01/30 10:27] (current)
zagi [Speeding up Firefox]
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 ====== Firefox ======
-[[firefox addons]]\\
+[[firefox:addons]]\\
 [[greasemonkey]]\\
 [[firefox#about_url|about_url]]\\
 [[firefox#cpu optimized builds|Firefox CPU optimized builds]]\\
-Optimized Firefox [[user.js|user configuration file]]\\
+Optimized Firefox [[firefox:user.js|user configuration file]]\\
+=== FIX Crashing X-window with ATI drivers while moving toolbar icons ==
+nglayout.enable_drag_images false
+=== Move disk cache onto RAMdisk ===
+use tmpfs in linux
+add to /etc/fstab:
+  tmpfs		/mnt/ramdisk	tmpfs	size=520M,noatime,mode=0777     0       0
+use rmdisk in Windows http://www.ltr-data.se/opencode.html/#ImDisk
+imdisk.exe -a -s 200M -m R: -S 4096 -p "/fs:exFAT /q /y"
+http://www.softperfect.com/products/ramdisk/
+in about:config add
+  browser.cache.disk.parent_directory  R:\
+  browser.cache.disk.capacity 190000
+=== Make Firefox remember all forms and passwords ===
+find nsLoginManager.js\\
+\\
+linux
+  /usr/lib/xulrunner-1.9.1.5/components/nsLoginManager.js
+\\
+windows
+  C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\nsLoginManager.js)
+\\
+Once you've found that file, open it in an editor, and find the section that has isAutoCompleteDisabled, and make it look like this (so it will always return FALSE):
+<code>
+    /*
+    * _isAutoCompleteDisabled
+    *
+    * Returns true if the page requests autocomplete be disabled for the
+    * specified form input.
+    */
+    _isAutocompleteDisabled :  function (element) {
+    //        if (element && element.hasAttribute(”autocomplete”) &&
+    //            element.getAttribute(”autocomplete”).toLowerCase() == “off”)
+    //            return true;
+    return false;
+    },
+</code>
+In recent FF versions the nsLoginManager.js file is located in the "omni.jar" file (or "omni.ja" since FF 10).
+You'd have to open omni.jar with an unarchiver tool and look for your file in the "components" folder.
+After the modification select all files/folders within the omni folder, re-compress them and rename the resultant archive file to omni.jar
+=== Make old Firefox add-ons "compatible" ===
+Find in install.rdf section similar to this:
+<code>
+  <em:targetApplication>
+  <Description>
+	<em:id>{ec8030f7-c20a-464f-9b0e-13a3a9e97384}</em:id>
+	<em:minVersion>1.0</em:minVersion>
+	<em:maxVersion>3.6.*</em:maxVersion>
+  </Description>
+  </em:targetApplication>
+</code>
+and change maxVersion to something higher...
 === Firefox config optimizations ===
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 check SQLoptimizer add-on!\\
+<note important>install sqlite3 command line package first!</note>
 Firefox insists on doing huge amounts of I/O when closing, as well as act slow when using the awesomebar, try the following (close down Firefox completely first):
 <code>
-    for f in ~/.mozilla/firefox/*/*.sqlite; do sqlite3 $f ‘VACUUM;’; done
+#!/bin/bash
+killall firefox
+killall thunderbird
+du -hs ~/.mozilla/firefox
+du -hs ~/.thunderbird
+for f in  ~/.mozilla/firefox/*/*.sqlite; do sqlite3 ${f} "VACUUM;"; done
+for f in  ~/.thunderbird/*/*.sqlite; do sqlite3 ${f} "VACUUM;"; done
+du -hs ~/.mozilla/firefox
+du -hs ~/.thunderbird
 </code>
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 Win32 .bat file:
 <code>
-for %%v in (*.sqlite) do sqlite3 "%%v" VACUUM;
+@echo off
+setlocal
+pushd
+REM IF EXIST "%APPDATA%\Thunderbird\Profiles" SET "HAS_TBIRD=1"
+REM IF EXIST "%APPDATA%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles" SET "HAS_FFOX=1"
+REM IF EXIST "%APPDATA%\Moonchild Productions\Pale Moon\profiles" SET "HAS_PALEMOON=1"
+set profiles=%APPDATA%\Thunderbird\Profiles
+cd /d %profiles%
+ for /r %%a in (*.sqlite) do (
+ echo %%a
+ sqlite3 "%%a" VACUUM;
+ sqlite3 "%%a" REINDEX;
+  )
+set profiles=%APPDATA%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles
+cd /d %profiles%
+ for /r %%a in (*.sqlite) do (
+ echo %%a
+ sqlite3 "%%a" VACUUM;
+ sqlite3 "%%a" REINDEX;
+  )
+set profiles=%APPDATA%\Moonchild Productions\Pale Moon\profiles
+cd /d %profiles%
+for /r %%a in (*.sqlite) do (
+ echo %%a
+ sqlite3 "%%a" VACUUM;
+ sqlite3 "%%a" REINDEX;
+  )
+popd
 </code>
 It’s harmless, no data will be lost: it compacts your **__[[sqlite]]__** databases.
 ==== cpu optimized builds ====