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guenter
Not small enough yet? :O
1.) You may want to try a ME Version if the main concern is size.
Have a look at the
latest CCF ME by Hao or the
K-Meleon-NX by Fred.
Much of K-Meleon is modular. Versions with less functions are possible.
That can e.g. reduce the number of kplugins. ME can have almost no chrome ...
2.) The bulk of K-Meleon install is the GRE - You will have to recompile Mozilla
Sources and K-Meleon with param for low size.
3.) network.http.pipelining.maxrequests is a Pref that can be set.
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Gorilla no baka
remove the pipeline request limit (Is still hardcoded to maximum 8 requests right??)
It is recommended to set it to 8.
4.)
More info about speed tweaks.
Thank you for the tweak list ..I am familiar with them from my Firefox experience
About the
"It is recommended to set it to 8. "
I know that...Everyone knows that But since I am a very curious person.....
Here is a part of the code source from the network protocol Take a look at the 12 #define NS_HTTP_MAX_PIPELINED_REQUESTS 8 Line...
That is why it would not matter if you sett the limit to more than 8 pipelining connections requests...
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83 // http default buffer geometry
84 #define NS_HTTP_SEGMENT_SIZE 4096
85 #define NS_HTTP_SEGMENT_COUNT 16 // 64k maximum
86 #define NS_HTTP_MAX_ODA_SIZE (NS_HTTP_SEGMENT_SIZE * 4) // 16k
87
88 // http version codes
89 #define NS_HTTP_VERSION_UNKNOWN 0
90 #define NS_HTTP_VERSION_0_9 9
91 #define NS_HTTP_VERSION_1_0 10
92 #define NS_HTTP_VERSION_1_1 11
93
94 typedef PRUint8 nsHttpVersion;
95
96 //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
97 // http connection capabilities
98 //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
99
100 #define NS_HTTP_ALLOW_KEEPALIVE (1<<0)
101 #define NS_HTTP_ALLOW_PIPELINING (1<<1)
102
103 // a transaction with this caps flag will continue to own the connection,
104 // preventing it from being reclaimed, even after the transaction completes.
105 #define NS_HTTP_STICKY_CONNECTION (1<<2)
106
107 //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
108 // some default values
109 //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
110
111 // hard upper limit on the number of requests that can be pipelined
112 #define NS_HTTP_MAX_PIPELINED_REQUESTS 8
113
114 #define NS_HTTP_DEFAULT_PORT 80
115 #define NS_HTTPS_DEFAULT_PORT 443
116
117 #define NS_HTTP_HEADER_SEPS ", \t"
118
12 #define NS_HTTP_MAX_PIPELINED_REQUESTS 9999999999 (This is a joke of course )
Now can anyone tell me where are the next settings stored ????
Definatelly they are not stored in a .dll
I took a look at the source code and it does not contain any
#include "dll.h"
#include <windows.h>
So where are they stored..??
C'mon...I am only a beginer in C++ so if I can see that..Any of the programers here can do..
Thanks for your help guys...