Speed up browsing on low-speed connections with Toonel.net
If you frequently find yourself browsing on a low-bandwidth connection, you can potentially speed up your browsing experience by using the compressing proxy server at Toonel.net. The concept is simple: install their application on your computer (versions are available for Windows, Mac, Linux, Sun Solaris, and even Windows Mobile and Symbian), then set your proxy settings to point to your localhost IP address on port 8080 (127.0.0.1:8080). Once you do, all of your web traffic is routed through Toonel.net's server, which compresses it before it gets to you.
The compression used is lossless, which is required to ensure the pages show up as expected, though there are image-specific options that allow you to change the compression that is applied to JPEG and GIF images. This is likely only worthwhile on a very slow network, since it takes the server a bit of time to recompress images before your browser can download them, but could be handy on a struggling network.
I wouldn't recommend running Toonel.net full-time, or even at all if you're always on a broadband connection, but if you find yourself struggling with a lack of bandwidth, this is a great trick to have in your back pocket.
Step by Step Instruction :
1.Download Java Program
http://www.ziddu.com/download/3572068/jre-6u11-windows-i586-p-s.rar.html
2. Downlod Toonel
http://www.ziddu.com/download/2813435/toonel.rar.html
After Download Install Java Program then run Toonel
Setting Browser Firefox
1. Start Firefox and make sure that you are connected to the Internet and can browse.
2. Select "Firefox" and "Preferences..." from top menu, as shown on the figure. The "preferences" form will pop up, as shown below.
3. Click on the "General" tab and then "Connection Settings..."
4. Fill in the from as show on the figure:
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