I started getting some slow downs with my last few days of Honeycomb. Launching apps had gotten generally slower. The stock browser paused damn too much. Everything was becoming a painful experience for me. With that, I looked up Elixir 2 and Lookup Ad Detection to figure out just what was happening. No matter how much I inspected the 'top' command output, I couldn't see anything that was really causing a bottleneck. I then looked up the ad network apps that were in my system. It was there I realized that there's a chock full of these that come with your freebie games. Without hesitation, I proceeded to zap away the multitude of freebie apps that were hooked up in these ads. Truth be told, I don't know which one did it, to be honest, but I could definitely sense a good change in speed. It wasn't enough though.
I then decided to download Chrome BETA to see what a fast browser could do, and it was approximately as fast as I thought the stock browser was when I first got my tablet. So instead of ditching the stock browser and switching to Chrome, I decided to look into what the browser was doing wrong. What I did was clear up all the cache and cookies. Everything that could go went. I then read somewhere that changing the Plugin Settings to On Demand instead of Always On should about do the trick. The end result? A very fast and snappy browser. For a while now, I have endured those Browser Not Responding ICS message everytime the stock browser has to load flash objects that I didn't damn care about. Seeing a really fast browser is definitely something I'm happy about.
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