Posts Tagged ‘Reduce’

Firefox:Faster JavaScript

Friday, June 27th, 2008

Firefox now empowers even greater Web development, with JavaScript 1.8—including expression closures, generator expression and array reduce.

10 Common SEO Mistakes

Thursday, June 26th, 2008

1. Using the same keyword more than twice in a Title tag - Having the same keyword listed in your heading 3 times or more will in fact reduce the relevance and strength of those keywords. Most important factor is that it’s readable to the user and is an accurate description of your page.

2. High keyword densities - Including your targeted keyword is obviously important but don’t think for one minute putting the keyword in every link on the page and in every paragraph will make your page more relevant - it won’t.

3. Not having a Valid XML Sitemap - Create one and submit it to the webmaster consoles on the major search engines.

4. URL’s not containing any keywords - Yes, I’m still seeing utterly useless URL structures. Just remember to include an accurate description of the page content in the URL.

5. Using <H1> tags more than once on a single page - There should only be one <h1> tag per page.

6. Not giving each page unique Meta data - should be relevant to each page’s content and unique - you will see benefits in doing this - trust me!

7. Using the same anchor text in all links - Unless you have been around for years, just don’t bother using the same anchor texts in your links. Make them as varied as possible, you will see see an increase in your targeted keywords if your site is optimized properly.

8. Putting analytics code at the beginning of your body content - Doing this will slow down the page content load which will effect usability. The amount of time is not large but noticeable to search engines, always put it at the end of the </body> tag.

9. Not using accurate image descriptions - Stuffing keywords in image descriptions will do nothing for you and may even harm your rankings if used excessively.

10. Not having a 301 redirect setup - It’s not hard to do and it will help with your indexing like you wouldn’t believe!

How To Reduce Firefox Memory Usage

Monday, June 16th, 2008

One of the most common problem with firefox is memory usage especially if you don’t have enough ram on you system, usually i open two firefox window and sometimes i open like 50 tabs and more when i check firefox memory usage i find it something like 550 MB, although i’v 4 GB ram in my system , i noticed firefox become slow and it’s really annoying, so i tried to search and find how to redue firefox memory usage and i found these tips to solve this problem.

1-Limit Pages Stored in memory
Every time you visit new page firefox store it in memory to help improve performance and load pages faster when back and forward

1. type about:config in the address bar
2. search for this string browser.sessionhistory.max_total_viewers
3. the default value is -1 you need to change it to 0

2-Reduce memory usage when minimize firefox

This will reduce firefox memory usage when minimize and let Windows to claiming back the memory used when it minimize.

1. Type in about:config in the address bar
2. Right click and choose New > Boolean
3. Type config.trim_on_minimize in the pop-up box and hit Enter
4. Select True and hit Enter.
5. Restart your Firefox

3-Fixed cache capacity

Evey time you visit new page firefox will cash this page in memory so it doesn’t need to be loaded again when you visit it later.

1. Type about:config in the address bar
2. search for this string browser.cache.memory.capacity
3. If you set to 0, Firefox will not cache any pages.

4. Use less extension as possible

Try to use only important extension you really need dont install extension you not going to use it, this will herlp you reduce firefox memory usage.