If you’re a Linux user like PewDiePie (yes, he uses Linux and loves a fast Firefox!), you probably want your browser to launch quickly and run smoothly. Firefox is powerful and privacy-respecting, but sometimes it can feel sluggish out of the box.
Don’t worry - I’ve gathered the best tips and tricks to supercharge your Firefox on Linux. Whether you want faster startup times, smoother browsing, or just a snappier experience, this guide has you covered.
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A collection of useful .htaccess snippets, all in one place.
NOTE: .htaccess files are for people that do not have rights to edit the main server configuration file. They are intrinsically slower and more complicated than using the main config. Please see the howto in the httpd documentation for further details.
Disclaimer: While dropping the snippet into an .htaccess file is most of the time sufficient, there are cases when certain modifications might be required. Use at your own risk.
IMPORTANT: Apache 2.4 introduces a few breaking changes, most notably in access control configuration. For more information, check the upgrading document as well as this issue.
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