Save your Bandwidth with Firefox

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The best browser according to me is Firefox, with only one drawback which I feel is its too much memory usage, and that also justified because it is not only a web browser but a power packed web browser, and with more and more Extensions/Plug-in Installed, it becomes more heavy on system resources. But when I see it as a web Browser for my Workstation I feel that this is best Browser.

Using Firefox extensions, many customizations can be made into it, and here I want to share some of the Bandwidth saving Extensions; and these are-

  1. Flash Block


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  It is used to Block all flash (swf) files embedded in a webpage, but you can easily see them by left click. </li> 
  
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    <a href="https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/1672/" target="_blank" title="Block Images">ImgLikeOpera</a> <p>
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      It is used to block Images or to load only cached Images, it can also load images in single click, if required. </li> 
      
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        <a href="https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/722/" target="_blank" title="Blocks Javascript">NoScript</a> <p>
          If there are lot of Java scripts on a webpage, it takes a lot of time to load that page, and page also might be unsafe. So to reduce bandwidth from unnecessary JavaScript use this Firefox Extension.</li> </ol> 
          
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