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| Newer page: | version 79 | Last edited on Tuesday, April 18, 2006 7:59:20 am | by SteveZobell | Revert |
| Older page: | version 78 | Last edited on Tuesday, April 18, 2006 7:27:23 am | by SteveZobell | Revert |
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and restart Mozilla. You'll have to "Exit Mozilla" if you use Windows Quick Launch.
Alternatively, change the line that says <tt>-moz-opacity: .2 !important;</tt> to <tt>display: none !important;</tt> to not even bother loading ads.
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+Hitting the Escape key will stop GIF animations in Firefox. To disable Flash animation, see the Flash and Java Plugin click-to-load section below.
!!! Configuration options
These settings are set in the prefs.js file.
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I had to set MAXPERIP=5 in /etc/courier/imapd (on a Debian 3.0 server). Otherwise Courier-IMAP defaults to allow only 4 connections per IMAP client and that causes Thunderbird (and Netscape Messenger, IIRC) to stop responding. -- ~FrEd
-- This is actually configured within the mail client (Thunderbird, Netscape Messenger, Mozilla Mail, etc). Go to the Account Settings, then Server Settings, press the 'Advanced' button, and there is field for 'Maximum number of server connections to cache', which is set to 5 by default. -- DanielLawson
!! Slow File Picker
-Firefox 1.5 comes with a GTK2 file picker that is very slow. You may see a large delay when starting a download or using "Save Image As" or "Save Link As". The delay increases if there are many files in the target directory, and KDE users may see more delay than GNOME users. Until this is fixed, you can recover the old file picker using the instructions [ here | http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?p=1783468&sid=25b198251a20b570b199705272dbc3a0#1783468 ]
+Firefox 1.5 comes with a GTK2 file picker that is very slow. You may see a large delay when starting a download or using "Save Image As" or "Save Link As". The delay increases if there are many files in the target directory, and KDE users may see more delay than GNOME users. Until this is fixed, you can recover the old file picker using the instructions [ here.
| http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?p=1783468&sid=25b198251a20b570b199705272dbc3a0#1783468 ]
!!! See also
* [More ad blocking | http://www.deftone.com/blogzilla/archives/ad_blocking.html]
