works fine for me. :dunno:

max connections: 30.
firefox version: 1.0.3

 

connections: 25
v. 1.0.3

 

what's the problem you're having? I just turned it on on my computer at work, with the http.pipelining.maxrequests value set to 10. google maps seems to work fine. i'm not too sure it's significantly faster, tho.

 

Correct. Pipelineing has to be enabled for the site too. For it to be faster.

 

i set the maxrequests value to 25, and now i might be seeing some problems. sometimes it doesn't load up all of the tiles - see attachment. that was after about five minutes of waiting, too. it might be the nature of the way google maps works. it's not just a simple page that loads up a bunch of images. it does its own HTTP communication through javascript (AJAX, or Asynchronous Javascript And XML, for those who are familiar with it). i wonder if this means that firefox has problems in its implementation of this and pipelining

 

Its all about tabbed browsing.

 

it works, it just doesnt load the image correctly, not sure why, right clik that box that isnt there and hit "view image" then when the blank page pops up hit refresh and then hit back to fix it :dunno:

 

aim is going to use tabbed i'ms which is bullish, if i accidentally close my im box i dont want to lose all my im's.

i think aol calls their new AIM triton, and they are stopping updates for aim after 5.9

 

hopefully you can disable the tabs. mozilla/firefox default behavior is *no* tabs.. it'd be pretty dumb of AOL to force people to use them. but then again, it's AOL.
if you can right click the image tiles in google maps and get a menu, i'd like to know how. they aren't just images, they're probably xhtml elements. anyway, it's still a problem that shouldn't happen. i'm experiencing it consistently now.

 

i have no problems and i have mine set to 90 lol