Is there any way to tmake my internet browser faster?
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try firefox or opera they are pretty good alternative and more secure too....also download ad-aware by lavasoft its free just search the net...your computer is loaded already with spywares due to internet explorer's security vulnerabilities
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Intriguing indeed. I know what you mean about speed--I have dial-up (my only option due to location) and after I used Firefox, IE suddenly seemed prohibitively slow. It seems that I have become a kind of walking advertisement for Firefox. I've been using FF for a year or two now and I love it more every day.  In that time I have picked up a few extensions and tricks that make my browsing experience much faster and easier.\n\nMy favorite extension is definitely Tab Mix Plus. This extension has an almost overwhelming number of settings and features, so I’ll list a few of my favorites. Tab Mix Plus let’s you merge windows, duplicate tabs (very useful), highlight tabs you haven’t seen yet (great for keeping track of a large number of tabs--I have it highlight the text blue), highlight the currently selected tab (which can make it easier to see which one you’re looking at--I have it bold the text),  and display a progress bar on each tab (since I have dial-up, this is a great feature to let me know how far a tab has left to load without having to leave the tab I’m on--I have it use a progress bar with a white background so I can still read the text). Tab Mix Plus also has an undo close tab feature and a session restore feature; both of which are newly included in FF 2, but I still prefer to use Tab Mix Plus for these (the session restore gives you the option to restore the previous to last session in addition to the last). Any or all of these features can be used, and I am excluding quite a few of them.\n\nI also use and recommend the following extensions:\n\nAdblock Plus; which--when you sign up to a filter subscription (which is absolutely free and doesn’t require giving any information about yourself [in case you’re wondering])--stops most ads on the internet from loading (this is especially important to me since ads take up so much precious bandwidth).\n\nGoogle Notebook; a tool from Google that makes it easier to add notes to your Google Notebook account (which you can get for free and access from any computer with an internet connection).\n\nIE Tab; which--since not every webpage supports FF--can embed IE in a tab in FF. The pages load just as slowly and you are just as insecure as if you were using IE in its own window--but it can make things easier when you’re forced to use IE. IE Tab also lets you easily open the page you are currently viewing in FF in a real IE window\n\nCustomizeGoogle; which can change the way different Google sites are displayed. I use it mostly to remove the ads from Gmail, but it can do a lot more.\n\nDownload Statusbar; which puts a list of your current downloads on a bar at the bottom of the screen.\n\nAnd finally Image Zoom; with which you can easily zoom pictures on websites in and out by holding down the right mouse button and scrolling up and down (most pictures become too pixilated for this to be of too much use, but I still like it).\n\nDon’t forget the search bar! I use it much more often that I thought I would at first. My most often used search engines are: Google (which is included), Wikipedia, FILExt (which tells you what the file extension [such as .exe or .txt] you searched for is used for), and, of course, Yahoo! Answers. \n\nI use the find bar (shortcut: Ctrl + F) all the time; it lets you find a string of text in the page you are viewing very easily. This is especially great when you come across one of those webpages that seem to have no end or means of organization--but really, I tend to use it everywhere.\n\nI love the page source viewer (shortcut: Ctrl + U)--which also has the find bar. If you know HTML you’ll probably agree that it is much better that IE’s page source viewing system (open in notepad). \n\nThe new spell-check-as-you-type feature is nice. If you want FF to spell check a field that it isn’t checking, right-click the text field and select ‘Spell check this field’.\n\nYou can also drag and drop the tabs to reposition them (if find this
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how to make your computer fast ... \n\n1)increase ram if u have less than 256 MB..if ur on XP\n2)install windows registry repair pro \n3)use anti-virus to keep away from viruses\n4)use windows defender to keep away from spyware and malware that affect your browsing speed.
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Go to tools>internet options>general>settings.Then change your options.
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Tools---> Internet options ---> Clear History, cookies, and and delete files.  This is going to cause pages on the internet to load up slower, but that pesky website won't come up again.
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Yes. browsing speed does depend on your browser to some extent. it all depends upon how your browser stores the (cacheing) the webpages that you visit. Opera is best in this regard.
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Top of web page tools internet options delete files delete cookies clear history, content clear ssl state autocomplete clear forms.\nGo to your c drive windows prefetch delete all but not layout, switch off you modem and leave for 5 Min's and then switch back on and leave for another 5 Min's.\nThis will clear a lot of junk and speed up your pc and should solve the problem of HTTP.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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In internet explorer, go to tools-> Internet Options.  Delete files and delete cookies.  That can help.  Otherwise, you may need to invest in a speed upgrade with your current or by finding a new ISP (Internet Service Provider).  Give your current one a call first though, to make sure the speed issue is not on their side.
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Google has a web accelerator\nhttp://webaccelerator.google.com/?subid=US-HA-EN&sourceid=gwa\n\nDownload firefox\nhttp://www.google.com/search?btnI=I%27m+Feeling+Lucky&q=download+firefox\n\nand get the faster fox extension\nhttp://www.google.com/search?btnI=I%27m+Feeling+Lucky&q=download+faster+fox+extension
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Try using another browser like firefox
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I would download firefox its a more modern browser than internet explorer
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Delete your cookies from TOOLS>INTERNET OPTIONS and restart internet explorer. Also disable any tool bars you have enabled and see what programs are currently using an internet connection. \n\nAlso run a TCP/IP fixer to optimize your internet settings, Especialy if your running windows xp SP2, since sp2 limits all active connections to the internet to 10, where sp1, sp1a and all other operating systems they are put to no limit or maximum.\n\nFirefox is a better browser. but you dont need it in your case.
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if you have ie7 you can enable the antiphishing filter it will slow your browser down tho
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Have you tried dumping your browser's cache, along with your temporary internet files? \n\nI don't know if this is even the right advice, but it HAS helped me when web pages started acting "funny" on me. I have not, however, run into the specific problem you mentioned. But hopefully you'll get to the bottom of it! :)
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Use firefox or opera for browsing. extensions for either can make life much easier and save time. session saving, integrated rss feeds, and keyboard shortcuts are the best.
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1. Buy genuine Microsoft Windows.\n2. Use Mozilla Firefox 2.0\n3. Use Opera 9.\n4. Continue Using Internet Explorer 6.\n5. Don't do anything.
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Get rid of stupid Internet Explorer and use Mozilla Firefox.  IE has all sorts of odd quirks like this.