Showing posts with label Optimization. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Optimization. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 1, 2026

SRWare Iron 80 modified + tweaks included

This version of SRWare Iron is based on Chromium 80 (but stripped out from the package), so you could download it from here. Make sure you have located it in the "X:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Chromium\Application" folder here.


Download Link for SRWare Iron 80


! PLEASE NOTE AFTER INSTALLING THIS BROWSER !

  • Make sure you create a shortcut in the desktop and then add this in the target field here: " --ssl-version-min=tls1.2" (Note: This will disable both TLS 1.0 and 1.1), also you have to make sure you copy this from the user's start menu programs along with pinning it into taskbar.
  • Make sure you have to hardening your browser's settings and changing the search engine to something like DuckDuckGo.

FLAGS TO ENABLE:

  • Temporarily unexpire M78/80 flags - enabled
  • Experimental JavaScript - enabled
  • Future V8 VM features - enabled
  • Parallel downloading - enabled
  • Privacy Settings Redesign - enabled


FLAGS TO DISABLE:

  • Tab Hover Card Images - disabled
  • Global Media Controls - disabled
  • Profile menu revamp - disabled

Make sure you install these extensions from archived Chromium extensions CRX package here:


Also, make sure you apply UI fixes for uBlock Origin as well as modifying and spoofing User Agent from websites to prevent incompatibilty issues.

Friday, December 9, 2022

List of flags and command line switches to optimize Chrome (versions 88 and below)

Flags to apply:
  • NoScript Previews - Enabled
  • Parallel downloading - Enabled
  • Enable lazy image loading - Enabled (Automatically lazily load where safe even of not marked 'loading=lazy')
  • Enable lazy frame loading - Enabled (Automatically lazily load where safe even of not marked 'loading=lazy')
  • SameSite by default cookies - Disabled
  • Turn off caching of streaming media to disk. - Enabled
  • Enable improved cookie controls UI in incognito mode - Disabled (removed since version 86)
  • Enable improved UI for third-party cookie blocking - Disabled (removed since version 86)

Launch Parameters:
  • Paste these launch parameters after the quotations: --disable-hang-monitor --process-per-site --ssl-version-min=tls1.2

List of flags and command line switches to optimize Chrome (versions 72 and below)

 Flags to apply:

  • Fast tab/window close - ENABLED (Can cause issues, but it seems to work fine for me)
  • Hyperlink auditing - DISABLED
  • Smooth Scrolling - DISABLED (Leave it default if you keep smooth scrolling enabled)
  • Experimental QUIC protocol - ENABLED
  • Touch Events API - DISALBED (Only if you do not use touch screens, otherwise enable it)
  • Touch adjustment - DISABLED (Only if you do not use touch screens, otherwise enable it)
  • Offline Auto-Reload Mode - DISABLED
  • Only Auto-Reload Visible Tabs - ENABLED
  • Simple Cache for HTTP - ENABLED
  • Number of raster threads - 2/4 (Test between 2 and 4)
  • NoScript previews - ENABLED
  • Block scripts loaded via document.write - ENABLED
  • Automatic tab discarding - ENABLED
  • No-State Prefetch - ENABLED PRERENDER
  • Parallel downloading - ENABLED
  • V8 caching mode - Cache V8 compiler data
Note: Touch Events API, Touch Adjustments, Number of raster threads should not be touched on mobile since it could cause some issues involving battery and or performance.

Launch Parameters:
  • Paste these launch parameters after the quotations: --disable-hang-monitor --process-per-site --ssl-version-min=tls1.2

Tuesday, June 16, 2020

How to Tweak Windows XP by Using a Registry Tweak Script

Is Windows XP running slow or on startup? You can modify this with a registry script!
Link via Drive: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rk-wWgOFj9mtvT-VkDgM0V3jHAyHuXbv/view?usp=sharing

Tuesday, February 18, 2020

How to Speed Up Windows 10 (and 11) Performance! (including network tweaks)

Is Windows 10 and 11 taking up your CPU, memory and disk usage at high levels? Well, you might want to improve Windows 10 Performance for most games! (it applies to every Windows version from Vista up to 11...)

Step 1: Turning off Privacy Settings for better performance
Want to increase performance to turn off/disable any privacy settings including app diagnostics and feedback so it improves performance that way...

Step 2: Performance Settings and Virtual RAM Settings
Under the Performace tab, just copy these settings here:
  • Animate controls and elements inside windows
  • Animate windows when minimizing and maximizing
  • Animations in the taskbar
  • Fade or slide menus into view
  • Fade or slide ToolTips into view
  • Fade out menu items after clicking
  • Save taskbar thumbnail previews
  • Show shadows under mouse pointer
  • Show shadows under windows
  • Show translucent selection rectangle
  • Slide open combo boxes
  • Smooth-scroll list boxes
  • Use drop shadows for icon labels on the desktop
Under the Virtual memory tab, You can modify this if you are personal liking, but I have lists of it right here -> [List of Paging File Tweaks for Virtual RAM]

Step 3: Disabling/Tweaking Services
If these services running in the background if CPU decreased? Well, You can list the disabled/tweaked services if you copy here:
  • Connected User Experiences and Telemetry (formerly Diagnostic Tracking Service) - Disabled
  • dmwappushsvc - Disabled (not available on Windows 10 1809+)
  • Downloaded Maps Manager - Disabled
  • Geolocation Service - Disabled
  • All Hyper-V Services - Disabled
  • Remote Access/Desktop Services - Disabled (If you are using a 3-party RDP software like TeamViewer)
  • Touch Keyboard/Handwriting - Disabled (Leave it manual if you want the emoji panel working)
  • Windows Search - Disabled (If you don’t use Windows Search feature frequently)
  • All Xbox Services - Disabled
If you want the ultimate way to disable services, just download the portable version of Pegasun System Utilities.

Step 4: Registry Tweaks
If you want to modify tweaks with one click, I have a ZIP file that improves the registry tweak here -> [Download this registry tweak]

Step 5: Power Plan Settings
You can just set to "High performance", or "Power saver" (if you are on a laptop) to increase performance by in games...

Step 6: Internet Tweaks
If you like to improve network speed with 3 or 4 easy steps, which I have a link that improves network speed here -> [How to Tweak Internet Speed]

Bonus Steps to Tweak Windows 10:
Block Windows 10 Spying with a Program
If Windows 10 is spying on you and causes performance decreases on low-end PC's, you can just download the O&O ShutUp10 tool.

Reduce Windows 10 Processes by using a Registry Key (1703+)
If you want to reduce the processes if your svchost is taking up processes, which I have a link that reduces the system processes here -> [Download this registry tweak]

Repair Windows Image by Using Commands
If your Windows image was already in bad shape, you can use both of these commands here.
  • dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth
  • sfc /scannow

And you are all set! Windows 10 now runs smoothly without any issues!

Tuesday, November 19, 2019

How to Optimize Memory Speed (Paging File Tweak)

If you have issues with programs running with the default paging file size? Let's show you how to optimize the memory using paging file!

These are lists of numbers of page file if you want to copy into it.
For 1GB memory:
Initial size: 1024
Maximum size: 3072
For 1.5GB memory:
Initial size: 1536
Maximum size: 3584
For 2GB memory:
Initial size: 3072
Maximum size: 6144
For 3GB memory:
Initial size: 4096
Maximum size: 8192
For 4GB memory:
Initial size: 6144
Maximum size: 12288
For 6GB memory:
Initial size: 8192
Maximum size: 12288
For 8GB memory:
Initial size: 8192
Maximum size: 16384

Make sure you copy the size (both initial and maximum) if you have RAM like 1-8GB, this will speed up!

Friday, November 15, 2019

How to Tweak Internet Speed (Updated)

There is an updated version of optimizing network speed!

Step 1: Install SG TCP Optimizer
If your loading speed as well as downloads are taking too long? You have to get the program (SG TCP Optimizer).

Step 2: Using DNS Servers
There are three lists of DNSes to be optimized.

OpenDNS:
  • Preferred DNS server: 208.67.222.222
  • Alternate DNS server: 208.67.220.220
Google DNS:
  • Preferred DNS server: 8.8.8.8
  • Alternate DNS server: 8.8.4.4
Cloudflare DNS:
  • Preferred DNS server: 1.1.1.1
  • Alternate DNS server: 1.0.0.1

Step 3: Enable Parallel Downloading (Chromium)
If you want to tweak download speeds, you can just go into Chrome://flags and enable "Parallel downloading".

And you are all done! Internet should be optimized now!

Friday, August 23, 2019

List of Chrome Flags to Improve the Browsing Speed (Versions 34-46)

There are some flags listed in older versions of Chrome (34-46).

  • Fast tab/window close - Enabled
  • Experimental QUIC protocol - Enabled
  • Enable Pinch scale - Disabled
  • Hardware-accelerated video decode - Disabled
  • Stale-while-revalidate cache directive - Enabled
  • Maximum tiles for interest area - 512 (any RAM)
  • Offline Cache Mode - Enabled
  • Simple Cache for HTTP - Enabled
  • Number of raster threads - 2 or 4 (cores)
  • Disables the new video rendering path for video elements - Enabled

Friday, May 17, 2019

How to Optimize Internet Speed (2019)

If you want to optimize a very slow Internet speed to make it faster, there is the step!

Step 1: Install TCPOptimizer
If your loading speed as well as downloads are taking too long? You have to get the program (SG TCP Optimizer).

Step 2: Using DNS Servers
There are 3 versions of DNSes to be optimized.
OpenDNS:
Preferred DNS server: 208.67.222.222
Alternate DNS server: 208.67.220.220
Google DNS:
Preferred DNS server: 8.8.8.8
Alternate DNS server: 8.8.4.4
Cloudflare DNS:
Preferred DNS server: 1.1.1.1
Alternate DNS server: 1.0.0.1

Step 3: Use uBlock Origin extension
If you want this extension for Chrome or Firefox, it makes the websites load 25% faster. Also, to boost the download speed in Chromium, you have to enable the "Parallel downloading" in chrome flags.

Friday, December 7, 2018

How to Optimize Google Chrome Browser (Updated 2023)

There is a way how to optimize Google Chrome web browser. Also works on both Chrome versions that I tested with tweaked flags (versions 94 and 100).

Privacy and Security > Site settings:
  • Cookies and other site data - Block third-party cookies
  • Location - Don't allow sites to see your location
  • Camera - Don't allow sites to use your camera (if you have a webcam, just leave it default)
  • Microphone - Don't allow sites to use your microphone (if you have a microphone, just leave it default)
  • Notifications - Don't allow sites to send notifications
  • Motion sensors - Don't allow sites to use motion sensors
  • Unsandboxed plugin access - Do not allow any site to use a plugin to access your computer (removed since version 88)
System:
  • Continue running background apps when Google Chrome is closed - DISABLED
  • Use hardware acceleration when available - ENABLED (If you get issues, disable this)
Flags:
  • Smooth Scrolling - DISABLED (Leave it default if you keep smooth scrolling enabled)
  • Experimental QUIC protocol - ENABLED
  • Parallel downloading - ENABLED
  • Tab Hover Card Images - DISABLED
  • Destroy Profile on browser close - ENABLED
  • Turn off caching of streaming media to disk + while on battery power. - ENABLED
  • Enable LiteVideos + Force LiteVideos decision - ENABLED (Alternate flag to turn off caching)
Launch Parameters:
  • Paste these launch parameters after the quotations: --process-per-site --disable-hang-monitor --disable-background-timer-throttling --disable-backgrounding-occluded-windows
Note: If you are using a version of chrome prior to 2022 to disable tab throttling, You can just use this launch parameter here: --disable-features=CalculateNativeWinOcclusion,IntensiveWakeUpThrottling

If you want looking for older version with tweaked flags and launch parameters, links above here.
Extensions:
  • H264ify / Enhanced-H264ify - Makes YouTube stream H.264 videos instead of VP8/VP9 videos. This could result in a better playback if on low-end PCs. Also, be sure to disable 60FPS in the options if your system is very low-end
  • uBlock Orgin - A more CPU-friendly version of Adblock
  • FasterWeb - It will speed up the entire browsing by using just-in-time preloading.
Remove Google Docs online or any extensions similar if you do not need it...

Tips:
  • Limit your extensions
  • Turn off other processes in the background
  • Update Chrome to the latest stable builds (sometimes beta builds can help too, but they are not fully tested)
  • If you are using a 64-bit system, be sure to use the 64-bit Chrome, also do the same on a 32-bit system
  • Clear your browsing data often. You do not need extensions to clear it for you. CTRL + H then clear everything.
  • Sometimes, reinstalling Chrome is a good way to achieve max performance