[Fasterfox] fasterfox - nglayout.initialpaint.delay

[Larry]

according to the following article, setting 
'nglayout.initialpaint.delay' to '0' (default in all but 'default' 
preset) is, overall, a bad idea. 250 is recommended, even for broadband, 
while higher values are suggested for lower bandwidth connections.


http://www.techspot.com/tweaks/firefox/firefox-9.shtml

partial quote...

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This is perhaps the most misunderstood setting in Firefox, with numerous 
websites recommending you set this to 0 for fastest browsing. Somewhat 
ironically this actually increases the total time rendering a webpage, 
as explained by Asa Dotzler:

Setting the initial paint delay at 0, may get you some content on the 
screen faster, but it's worth noting that it will dramatically slow down 
the time it takes the entire page to display. Here's what's going on. 
Gecko, Firefox's rendering engine, is trying to optimize between the 
cost of waiting for a bit more data versus doing more painting and 
reflows as new data comes in. Waiting a bit longer before it starts 
painting the page gives Gecko a chance to receive more content before 
chewing up CPU cycles to render and reflow the document. If you drop 
this value down to 0 or near 0, that means you'll see the page start 
displaying a bit earlier, but not having received much data in that 
short interval, you'll have a lot more paint and reflow cycles to 
complete rendering of the page.

So if you don’t care about overall rendering time then yes, setting this 
to 0 can result in some content being displayed immediately.
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just want to point that out :)

and thanks for making FF so easy to tweak! great ext.

larry