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Speeding up the startup of the Mozilla Firefox browser and reducing the load on the computer's RAM are important tasks for any user who values their time and system stability. Start with basic program maintenance, specifically checking for software updates. Make sure you have the latest version of the browser installed, as developers regularly release patches that optimize system resource consumption.

For a deeper memory cleanup, it is useful to regularly delete accumulated clutter, including cache and cookies for problematic sites that may cause RAM leaks. It is also critically important to audit your installed add-ons. Disable extensions one by one to identify those running in the background and unreasonably loading the processor.

To utilize the program's internal optimization mechanisms, you can perform the following practical steps:

1. Go to the special internal page about:memory to analyze memory distribution and click the button to minimize RAM usage if necessary.
2. Enable hardware graphics acceleration in the performance settings to offload the central processor and redirect some tasks to the graphics card.
3. Limit the number of simultaneously active tabs or use the built-in feature to unload them from memory during prolonged inactivity.

Regularly performing these simple preventive procedures will significantly reduce the browser's cold startup time and make web surfing as smooth as possible, even on relatively weak personal computers.

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