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Slow Launch
by DiscoFever » Sun 04 Apr, 2004 3:14 pm
Why does Mozilla 1.6 take so long to open up even when i have it running in the "quick Launch" mode. I click to open Navigator and it takes a while for it to open up. I do not have Java running .
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Re: Slow Launch
by Fulvio » Mon 05 Apr, 2004 12:21 pm
DiscoFever wrote:Why does Mozilla 1.6 take so long to open up even when i have it running in the "quick Launch" mode. I click to open Navigator and it takes a while for it to open up. I do not have Java running .
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Who knows? Compared to what? What system do you have? What do you mean by "it take a while"?
I don't use Quick Launch, and I have a five-year old computer, and it takes about 20 seconds to fully load. with six tabs. I can do other things as the 20 sec. elapse.
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by akbash » Mon 05 Apr, 2004 1:11 pm
See bug 76831.
No one's ever been able to figure it out. (Though a helpful patch has been checked in for Mozilla 1.7, it probably doesn't affect Quicklaunch). Personally I've always wondered whether changing the name of the executable to anything else would fix the problem. But it's a fact; I'm paranoid.
No one's ever been able to figure it out. (Though a helpful patch has been checked in for Mozilla 1.7, it probably doesn't affect Quicklaunch). Personally I've always wondered whether changing the name of the executable to anything else would fix the problem. But it's a fact; I'm paranoid.
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by DiscoFever » Sun 11 Apr, 2004 4:02 pm
Hey fulvio, why the attitude. I'm only asking for assistance, you come across as being irritated by the question.
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by Mandrake » Sun 11 Apr, 2004 7:50 pm
Disable quicklaunch and try again, I'm running a 1.7b build and it loads in three seconds on a PC running at 2.2Ghz.
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by saipol73 » Tue 13 Apr, 2004 10:13 am
The only thing that works for me is to disable Norton AntiVirus just before starting Firefox .. and it actually became "faster" again ...
I have used anti-virus software in the past, and I had a lot of problems with it slowing down my computer. Now, I don't use any and everything is going fine.
I have used anti-virus software in the past, and I had a lot of problems with it slowing down my computer. Now, I don't use any and everything is going fine.
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