If your Firefox takes ages to load, try speeding it up with Firefox Preloader. It won't affect your system's overall performance and will dramatically improve the browser's startup time.

This small app sits on your system tray and preloads certain elements of Firefox, so that the browser takes an amazingly shorter time to open when you launch it, which you can do from the icon itself. This icon also enables you to tweak the browser's Internet options and a few other basic settings. However, there's no way to customize which elements the program preloads in memory.

I guess you'll be already complaining about having yet another icon on your already crowded system tray. But believe me, it really does the trick. I was also skeptical about it, especially on having a program constantly running in the background just to make Firefox launch faster. But Firefox Preloader hardly uses any system resources, less than 4000 K and 0% CPU.

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Edited March 9, 200817 yr by cro-man

Great find. Thanks Cro-Man

You can say that again luzer, thanks Cro

You can say that again luzer, thanks Cro

G R E A T F I N D. LMAO

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Nice find bro ... we eager to try this out ...

hope this works out fine ..