- #Chrome extension flash optimizer install#
- #Chrome extension flash optimizer full#
- #Chrome extension flash optimizer Pc#
- #Chrome extension flash optimizer plus#
- #Chrome extension flash optimizer windows#
The graphic HD3200 chip is pretty lousy, but it works. I don't know what kind of hardware you're running but I followed your howto guide for my HP laptop with AMD 64bit AthlonX2 processor. the higher the risk for problems later on. For example, with composite scrolling in firefox will be slower but moving a window over the firefox window will use less resources since the firefox window wont have to redraw. So depending on what hardware you have it can be both ways.
#Chrome extension flash optimizer windows#
But then, all windows become double buffered so there will be less redraws occurring. This adds an extra overhead so in most cases rendering will be slower. Have you tried running memtest86+? Composite makes X render to an offscreen buffer and then the composite manager draws the desktop from that buffer. That might be due to faulty hardware or a buggy driver. also does composting speed up the system? if some fix could be provided that would be nice. with using metacity it is fine and if i use compositing then videos will have horizontal lines in them but if i have compositing disabled the videos are fine. I can't use compiz or nautilus will act up. Well, at least I know some stuff about Linux, having used it for quite some time. Seems that you know my box better than me, what can I say? Ok, perfect. If that option does anything then that's a bug, but I don't see what effect it could possilby have. Anyway, if you have compiz running then you already have working DRI and composite.Ībout XGL, there is not even a package for it in ubuntu anymore. That should only be nessescary if DRI doesn't work for non-root users due to permission errors (which shouldn't be the case unless you're affected by some bug). The DRI-setting changes permission for the DRI. This allows for some nice features like desktop effects and double buffering but for flash it will only make it slower (if anything), since the rendering will have to go trough the offscreen buffer. :) Composite makes X render to an offscreen buffer that a composite manager (ie. See also: įor xgl, in my case, optimize scrolling and flash on FF (and, maybe this is depending by compiz).
#Chrome extension flash optimizer full#
But, in my case the xorg entries make a big difference of performance when I launch flash video (I can watch them in full screen with compiz enabled without any problem), otherwise without this specific optimization flash streaming is not fluid. * Remove Ondemand tweak and added Xorg optimization Open Firefox and type in the address bar about:config then with right click on window choose New -> String and insert _directory and as a value /dev/shm # Set maximum amount of memory allocated to shm to 256MB * Smooth Scrolling: Disable Fixed Background Images */īackground-attachment: scroll !important ġ2) Tune memory + FF cache in RAM (at least with 1GB RAM on board) Gedit ~/.mozilla/firefox/*.default/chrome/userContent.css Then go back on and re-test your connection the results should be improved in evident way, if so, make the command implemented above permanent open the file:Īnd add the following at the end of the file: Go to test your connection speed and track down the values. If then echo "Firefox is running" exit 1 fiįind $HOME/.mozilla/ \( -name "*.sqlite" \) -exec sqlite3 "vacuum" \ Įdit this file (if not exist, as supposed to be, create it): Sudo gedit /etc/cron.daily/start-sqlite-ff Sudo chmod +x /etc/cron.daily/start-sqlite-ff Sudo touch /etc/cron.daily/start-sqlite-ff # The following lines are desirable for IPv6 capable hostsīe careful on this setting if you are using IPV6 (I'm not usisg it), see: Remove localhost entry in IPV6 section of /etc/hosts
#Chrome extension flash optimizer install#
Install Load Tabs Progressively extension: Įcho "OverrideGPUValidation=true" > ~/mms.cfgĪnd add this line at the end of the file, save and close Install BetterCache extension (and leave the default values): Install LSO, this is a handy privacy FF extension for Flash: In the address bar type about:config and filter/change the following settings: Sudo apt-get -purge remove gnash adobe-flashplugin swfdec-mozilla & sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfreeĬhoose the menu Edit -> Preferences -> Advanced -> Network -> Connection -> SettingsĪnd choose No proxy option, then click Ok, then Close On my box these settings improve the performances pretty much. I do not guarantee that these instructions works for you.
#Chrome extension flash optimizer Pc#
This guide is intended for poor old 32bit pc (like mine) with Lucid, Firefox 3.6.6 and Flash 10.1.x.
#Chrome extension flash optimizer plus#
This is a renewed guide for optimize flash on firefox browser based on my old guide () plus new hints.
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