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By: Mikael
Nice It seems to work for me now. FWIW, my Retain… value is set to 14… I still have issues with performance when the watch list is running, though they are not as bad as with FF2.
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One additional comment – there is usually a delay between clicking on a feed and the list showing – I assume this is because the feed is downloaded again on click. But I’d much prefer immediate display...
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And a third comment – the watch list seems to make the feed URLs be counted as popular URLs in the address bar dropdown. For example, for a few blogs I follow, the feed URL comes before the actual blog...
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The delay: Yes, when clicking a feed the XML is read from the remote server, but usually Firefox will obey any caching instructions. In other words, re-reading a feed right after reading it for the...
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Good question! As far as I’m concerned it’s a pretty useless piece of information. Unfortunately there are many Firefox users who disagree, and who believe, for various nonsensical reasons, that it is...
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MY question was, why is this necessary: “Wizz RSS uses that field to keep record of how many times you’ve read the feed”? Seems to me you can avoid the annoyance by not using the visit count at all....
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That’s exactly what I was trying to explain. The field Wizz RSS uses is the correct field to use. It is the field provided by Places to keep the visit count and there is no other field… Unless I create...
View ArticleBy: Havefun
For secure site that required id and password such as gmail, I still need to enter id and password everytime I restart Firefox.
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