Value of network.http.speculative-parallel-limit is different in the user.js(6) and comparison table(0). about betterfox

[yokoffing]

The comparison table of user.js files is outdated; it's inconvenient to update. What I might do is put a note of when it was last updated and set a reminder for myself to update it at least once or twice a year (i.e. core prefs don't change often). I'll add this to my to-do list.

As an aside: The comparison table doesn't take into account values that are commented out with /* or //. For gits like Arkenfox, they keep some commented out prefs while keeping them in the user.js. I try to keep my commented-out prefs to the individual sections (SecureFox, PeskyFox, etc.). TL;DR: just because it's in the comparison table doesn't mean a pref is recommended. Just something to be aware of.

You should be reading through the individual sections (FastFox, SecureFox, etc.) to know what a pref controls and why you're changing it. There's descriptions and links for most prefs.

(You can download the user.js with everything preconfigured, but if you're curious about a pref, please read the individual files.)

network.http.speculative-parallel-limit is at 6 which is the Firefox default. This will be changed to 0 once I release updates for March 2021.

cookiebehavior should be 5 to enable Total Cookie Protection.

Please see SecureFox for descriptions.