In the normal mode of starting your Fire Fox follows certain standard laid down procedures. This takes some time and there by delays the start up time of the browser. When you first start your Fire Fox browser it begins by loading all d11 files, it then begins collecting information about plug ins and once it finishes collecting information it begins loading them. This procedures takes some time for all the procedures to be completed. One way of reducing the starting time of Fire Fox is by not letting it go through all the procedures and by reducing the number to the barest minimum.

The Fire Fox “installation folder” which can be entered into by typing
C:\program files\ Fire Fox
Once you entered the “installation folder”, down load “UPX” file.
Close the browser and begin the “command prompt” mode in the “installation directory”.
Now you can enter the following code
(for %v in (*.exe *.dll components\*.dll plugins\*.dll) do upx “C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\%v”)
This code compresses all the d11 files and therefore the processing time will be less. You can revert back to the normal mode by going back to the prompt and by typing the code
(for %v in (*.exe *.dll components\*.dll plugins\*.dll) do upx-d “C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\%v”).
This procedure lets you compress and then expand your d11 files and lets you control the start up time of your browser.

