I use it! :D
I love it!
I use it! :D
I love it!
Well that's somewhat of a post hoc propter ergo hoc fallacy. Your internet connection speed should be unaffected, for one. Two, Firefox bases its speed enhancement on the connection you make to the server, pipelining, etc. and it shouldn't be able to suddenly change the speed of your router, only how quickly it can display webpages.
Well that's somewhat of a post hoc propter ergo hoc fallacy. Your internet connection speed should be unaffected, for one. Two, Firefox bases its speed enhancement on the connection you make to the server, pipelining, etc. and it shouldn't be able to suddenly change the speed of your router, only how quickly it can display webpages.
I beg to differ...
I beg to differ...
Okay then, maybe I was mistaken, or at least my wording was rather ambiguous... either way, what Fasterfox does only applies to when you're using it. It's not as if the effects stay outside of your browser, at any rate.