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Found this over at bugzilla, Mozilla's bug tracking web site. If you've been using Mozilla 1.0 or 1.1 Alpha, you may have have noticed that SSL connections are dog slow. This is due to a bug in Mozilla. To work around it, look in Preferences -> Advanced -> HTTP Networking and disable "Persistent Connections". Looks like the bug will be fixed in the next release.
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Persistent connection?
I do not see a "Persistent Connections" in the described dialog. Is it the same as "keep-alive"?
Persistent connection?
That's odd, mine says "Persistent Connections."
Yes, Enable Keep-Alive is what you want to disable
I just disabled Enable Keep-Alive, connected to my spanish bank and.... bingo!
Do you have the bug id #?
I want to track this one in Bugzilla.
Do you have the bug id #?
Sure the bug number is 147979
Do you have the bug id #?
Okay, so this appears to be fixed on the trunk, and approved for check-in on the branch. That means that, if you run current nightly (trunk) builds, this is already fixed, and it will also be fixed in Mozilla 1.01 and 1.1Beta.
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
I switched from IE to Mozilla (with the Navzilla theme, of course) for the tabbed browsing and pop up control. I was upset that loading my banking site and intranet site were so slow, but I'd resigned myself to live with it.
Thanks!
Turning off "keep alive" produces a very noticable spped up. And here I thought all SSL connections were just slow;) |
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