[tor-bugs] #26761 [Applications/TorBirdy]: Do not use this page! It's heavily outdated. No offense to the author(s). This article was probable written decades ago, where browser fingerprinting wasn't well researched and frequently discussed. You shouldn't add any optimization to the Tor Browser Bundle, because it will let you stand out from the other Tor Browser users. Resulting in being more pseudonymous than anonymous. The page has not been deleted, because wiping knowledge is almost ever a bad idea. It's useful to document the history and perhaps one or another optimization might be proposed for the Tor Browser Bundle. Are you up to it? Hacking Firefox for Maximum Performance with Tor Introduction Tor is known for being secure but slow. If you want to improve browsing speed a bit, please follow the following simple instructions for tweaking the Firefox web browser's settings: Procedure 1 First, open Firefox's advanced settings menu by running about:config from the address bar. Upon entering this address, you will see a long list of internal settings. Modify the following ones and set them to the suggested values shown here for maximum performance: network.http.keep-alive.timeout:600 (300ms default is OK usually, but 600 is better.) network.http.max-persistent-connections-per-proxy:16 (Default is 4) network.http.pipelining:true (Default- false. Some old HTTP/1.0 servers can't handle it.) network.http.pipelining.maxrequests:8 (No default) network.http.proxy.keep-alive:true (Defaul

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#26761: Do not use this page! It's heavily outdated.  No offense to the author(s).
This article was probable written decades ago, where browser fingerprinting
wasn't well researched and frequently discussed. You shouldn't add any
optimization to the Tor Browser Bundle, because it will let you stand out
from the other Tor Browser users. Resulting in being more pseudonymous than
anonymous. The page has not been deleted, because wiping knowledge is
almost ever a bad idea. It's useful to document the history and perhaps one
or another optimization might be proposed for the Tor Browser Bundle. Are
you up to it?  Hacking Firefox for Maximum Performance with Tor
Introduction  Tor is known for being secure but slow. If you want to
improve browsing speed a bit, please follow the following simple
instructions for tweaking the Firefox web browser's settings: Procedure 1
First, open Firefox's advanced settings menu by running about:config from
the address bar. Upon entering this address, you will see a long list of
internal settings. Modify the following ones and set them to the suggested
values shown here for maximum performance:  network.http.keep-
alive.timeout:600 (300ms default is OK usually, but 600 is better.)
network.http.max-persistent-connections-per-proxy:16 (Default is 4)
network.http.pipelining:true (Default- false. Some old HTTP/1.0 servers
can't handle it.) network.http.pipelining.maxrequests:8 (No default)
network.http.proxy.keep-alive:true (Defaul
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     Reporter:  cypherpunks            |      Owner:  sukhbir
         Type:  defect                 |     Status:  new
     Priority:  Medium                 |  Milestone:
    Component:  Applications/TorBirdy  |    Version:
     Severity:  Normal                 |   Keywords:
Actual Points:                         |  Parent ID:
       Points:                         |   Reviewer:
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 Do not use this page! It's heavily outdated.

 No offense to the author(s). This article was probable written decades
 ago, where browser fingerprinting wasn't well researched and frequently
 discussed. You shouldn't add any optimization to the Tor Browser Bundle,
 because it will let you stand out from the other Tor Browser users.
 Resulting in being more pseudonymous than anonymous. The page has not been
 deleted, because wiping knowledge is almost ever a bad idea. It's useful
 to document the history and perhaps one or another optimization might be
 proposed for the Tor Browser Bundle. Are you up to it?

 Hacking Firefox for Maximum Performance with Tor
 Introduction

 Tor is known for being secure but slow. If you want to improve browsing
 speed a bit, please follow the following simple instructions for tweaking
 the Firefox web browser's settings:
 Procedure 1

 First, open Firefox's advanced settings menu by running about:config from
 the address bar. Upon entering this address, you will see a long list of
 internal settings. Modify the following ones and set them to the suggested
 values shown here for maximum performance:

 network.http.keep-alive.timeout:600 (300ms default is OK usually, but 600
 is better.)
 network.http.max-persistent-connections-per-proxy:16 (Default is 4)
 network.http.pipelining:true (Default- false. Some old HTTP/1.0 servers
 can't handle it.)
 network.http.pipelining.maxrequests:8 (No default)
 network.http.proxy.keep-alive:true (Defaul

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