zOMG at its best! (Optimization & performance enhancement)

How well did this tutorial help you?

Yes - Amazing difference, this ought to be a sticky	48.0%	[ 1088 ]
Yes - Moderate difference	24.4%	[ 554 ]
Yes - Minor difference	12.6%	[ 285 ]
No - I was unable to notice a significant change	15.0%	[ 340 ]
Total Votes:			[ 2267 ]

[Blood Pop]

Thank you for posting these instructions! They're very helpful, my pages load faster but zOMG! still lags horribly. sad

[Bunai]

while is sped up the browser loading.
zOMG remains the same as ever, lagging and freezing.

[alliesbuddy]

Bunai

while is sped up the browser loading.
zOMG remains the same as ever, lagging and freezing.

A lot of the zOMG lag is problems on the server side (Gaia's computers). You can't do anything about that. All you can do is make your browser run at its best.

I find that zOMG runs fine without all of these add-ons.

[water-drop-07]

'kay just gonna post a quick little "thank-you" here.

At first I was afraid, I was terrified...I panicked that if I did anything to my browser I'd kill it (things I touch have a tendency to do that). But, anyway...today I got fed up with all that worry and crashing and having to use Chrome. So I've tried it.
This is incredibly simple-no big words, no complicated commands, nothing! Very nicely copy-pasted it all, followed it, etc. It has made a big difference to the browser speed, although none noticeable to zOMG yet. I haven't crashed, though!!
So, thanks, Jan! This has worked very well~

Happy Easter!

[Mizuiro]

This made a significant difference in gameplay, thank you so much for posting it! heart

[General Alec]

I would suggest adding this somewhere in the tutorial. If while following your pipeline guide, the user unchecks the box to show the warning and they want it back. They simply have to search for general.warnOnAboutConfig and set it back to true. Thought this might help some people out biggrin .

Edit: I also found a great Firefox Addon that basically provides a nice GUI for the config. It makes it SUPER easy to set up pipelining. If you plan on doing those video tutorials like we talked about before, I would suggest making another using this biggrin . Here is the link:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/327

[GamesTesterJan]

Thank you for the feedback everyone and enjoy it smile

I intend to do an update with a pipeline 03 which has been on hold till now and perhaps a HD video tutorial so people can see just how simple and easy it is to configure smile

General Alec

I would suggest adding this somewhere in the tutorial. If while following your pipeline guide, the user unchecks the box to show the warning and they want it back. They simply have to search for general.warnOnAboutConfig and set it back to true. Thought this might help some people out biggrin .

Edit: I also found a great Firefox Addon that basically provides a nice GUI for the config. It makes it SUPER easy to set up pipelining. If you plan on doing those video tutorials like we talked about before, I would suggest making another using this biggrin . Here is the link:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/327

I'll look into this soon cheers for posting smile

[GamesTesterJan]

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[Latex Condoms]

ninja

[Adrilaxas]

What? This thread is off the first page?
Fear. Shock. Horror.

[Mournicorn]

Oh. My. God. I love you so much.

Before I Pipelined Firefox, I had a considerable lag between loading pages, to the point it would freeze completely occasionally. I often got a warning that something was up with my Graphic's card/Virtual memory is low, messages whenever I played Zomg or any type of flash games. I had enough of that crap and I was just about to buy a new Graphics card this weekend. However, I saw this guide and I was desperate for something that could fix this to a point where, I didn't have to rip out any hair when I was in the middle of something and the page wouldn't load. I got no more errors so far related to my Graphics card. I am so glad I didn't go out and go though all the trouble of buying a Graphics card for my pretty out-dated Dell desktop. xDDD


This needs to be sticky'd like. Right. Now. I can't even freaking believe how fast the pages load now. I'm so going telling all my friends about this "Firefox secret".

>:0 *Bump*

[Latex Condoms]

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[GamesTesterJan]

Hows it going everyone,

I am thinking to maybe make some signature badge for this thread which can go into either signatures or profiles. I doubt this will ever be a sticky but having an idle thread banner on a profile could make it easier for people to discover.

Radioactive-Cats

Oh. My. God. I love you so much.

Before I Pipelined Firefox, I had a considerable lag between loading pages, to the point it would freeze completely occasionally. I often got a warning that something was up with my Graphic's card/Virtual memory is low, messages whenever I played Zomg or any type of flash games. I had enough of that crap and I was just about to buy a new Graphics card this weekend. However, I saw this guide and I was desperate for something that could fix this to a point where, I didn't have to rip out any hair when I was in the middle of something and the page wouldn't load. I got no more errors so far related to my Graphics card. I am so glad I didn't go out and go though all the trouble of buying a Graphics card for my pretty out-dated Dell desktop. xDDD


This needs to be sticky'd like. Right. Now. I can't even freaking believe how fast the pages load now. I'm so going telling all my friends about this "Firefox secret".

>:0 *Bump*

lol glad I it helped to improve your loading times and reduce error prompts. I'm also glad I have indirectly saved your hair lol I guess I should get a hair saviour badge xd

[Sumomomo]

This was soo easy to follow!

And the ending result was superb~

[baka-mochikun]

Thanks for this. It was really easy to follow and made firefox load a lot faster.