After the upgrade to Firefox 7, sites regularly take a very long time to load.

Since the upgrade to Firefox 7, I knew an intermittent problem where, in the attempt to load of a site, the status bar says "Connecting"... "and sits there without charging anything for several minutes. This happens usually after several minutes of normal use. Meanwhile, Firefox cannot connect to any site. He is also unable to check the updates. There is no error message; simply, it displays the icon of the "little wheel" and does not provide any additional comments.

Close the tab where the problem occurred at the outset helps not, but completely close and restart Firefox made. However, the problem usually after several minutes of normal use after a reboot.

No other application is affected. Internet Explorer, MSN Live Messenger, Thunderbird, and other applications of the network continue to operate normally while Firefox cannot load websites.

I don't think that it is a firewall issue. The problem occurs even when all the firewall software - including the built-in Windows - Firewall has been disabled.

In addition, if I let Firefox "spin" for several minutes, the problem suddenly clears up on its own, and the site I asked initially load normally. As with a reboot, when the problem is cleared up in this mode, generally occurs after a few minutes of normal use.

Type of topic: config in the address bar (address) and press the Enter"" key. When you see a warning, click on I'll be careful, I promise! button.

-> In the filter bar, type Network.http.Max - connections

  • Preference Network.http.Max - connections right click and choose Edit
  • Change the value to 30 or 48
  • Click OK

-> Close the topic: config tab

  • Restart Firefox.

Check and tell if its working.

Tags: Firefox

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