The question is that How to Enable TraceMonkey JavaScript Engine in Firefox to Speed Up Web Browsing Response Time? There is another good improvement known as TraceMonkey that is worth to be mentioned here. Most softwares we run in computer are already compiled in binary codes in order to make the programs execute faster. However, JavaScript usually is interpreted line-by-line during its execution causes longer time to respond.
TraceMonkey or known as just-in-time(JIT) compiler, is designed to only concentrate on translating selected high-priority portion of software. It finds loop of repeated activity where program often spend lot of time, then compile into native instructions the computer can understand, eventually improves the web browsing performance significantly. Although TraceMonkey is off in Firefox 3.1 by default as it is not entirely bug-free, but you can turn this feature on to have a try and to make web browsing faster by changing the value in the configuration settings with only a few simple steps.
Follow below steps to enable TraceMonkey in Firefox
Launch Firefox browser.
In the location bar, type “about:config” then press enter.
A warning page “This might void your warranty!” will be displayed. Click “I’II be careful, I promise!” button to proceed.
In the Filter textbox, type “JavaScript.options.jit.chrome”.
Double click JavaScript.options.jit.chrome under Preference Name to change the value from false to true.
Hopefully this will help you to enable TraceMonkey and eventually make your net surfing a more pleasurable with this improvement.
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