FireFox 56+ Koc Tweaked

With ViolentMonkey

And

A few things to Note for Firefox version 56+. - Firefox 56 auto converts any 32bit version to 64bit version on install (Provided

you have a 64bit OS) ( Even when updating)

- Firefox started rolling out the Electrolysis project since FF 54. This is Firefox’s

multiprocess feature with codename E10S. part of the strategy to make Firefox

faster. Electrolysis can only run if add-ons are compatible! Check if it is Enabled.

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- Powerbot+ runs ok with Firefox 56+ and ViolentMonkey. If you want to run

TamperMonkey you have to stay on version 55. (disable updates.)

- Firefox 56 is Not working with TamperMonkey after version 55 for PB+.

- Firefox is Not compatible with GreaseMonkey 1.15.1 signed on the versions

after 31. FF is Not Compatible with latest version of GreaseMonkey for PB+.

Installing ViolentMonkey Open a google page in the FF browser and type: “addon firefox violentmonkey”

and it will lead you to the page.

-Install the ViolentMonkey. Note you cannot have 2 monkeys at the same time! So

if you were running TamperMonkey or GreaseMonkey, you have to remove

TamperMonkey or GreaseMonkey and only leave ViolentMonkey uniquely.

- ViolentMonkey supports E10S (Multiprocess) as well.

- Now you have ViolentMonkey installed you can install the Scripts you want,

Powerbot+ with the additional tabs and TCO.

When installing a script, ViolentMonkey will open a NEW tab and in the right

corner you HAVE to CONFIRM the Installation of that script.

• Select Open dashboard to see scripts installed when clicking the monkey on

taskbar.

Now you Have Firefox 56 + ViolentMonkey + PowerBot Plus

Additional Addons For Firefox. A great tool to see how much memory the KoC Game consumes (per tab)

It will go to the Taskbar and the memory usage will be displayed in the tab taskbar.

Tab Memory Usage is a fast and lean Firefox extension to monitor tab memory usage. It displays memory usage

of individual tabs next to the tab's title or as a separate toolbar button. Memory usage is calculated upon tab

updates to prevent Firefox slowness.

Some of the important features about Tab Memory Usage addon are listed below. This is followed by an

overview about this addon. This summary contains few words about the addon, its function and features. Next is

FAQ, this section is useful to get information about how this addon works in your browser. If you couldn’t find

a specific answer, please fill the bug report form in this page or the contact form in the homepage to let us know

about your question. Following the FAQ, is the bug report form. It is designed to collect user feedbacks and

bugs about this addon. Users can suggest improvements or feature requests through this form too. Next section

is for submitting comments about this addon which uses Facebook comments plugin. The last section is

dedicated to reports submitted through the GitHub website. We hope the information provided in this page,

could help you get all the basics you need about this addon and enable you to have a better experience with Tab

Memory Usage.

3 Reasons to Use Tab Memory Usage

• Fast and lean memory calculation

• Has a very low memory and CPU footprint

• Works out of the box, no setting changes is required

• Additional Addons For Firefox.

• What is Free Memory? • Free Memory is a restartless Firefox add-on that has saved the lives of thousands of Firefox users from

the widespread memory consumption issue. On some computers, usually with less system memory,

when a lot of tabs are open, a huge amount of memory gets clogged and affect the system performance,

degrading Firefox experience. Free Memory has helped a lot of Firefox users to come out of the memory

issues and continue using their favorite web browser.

• What does it do? • It provides access to the hidden switches in Firefox that help freeup the clogged memory in Firefox. The

3 switches it offer are the 3 memory operations, Garbage Collection, Cycle Collection and Memory

Minimization. Memory Minimization combines the former operations, along with some magic

ingredients built inside the browser, and attempts to freeup the memory. These operations are hidden

under a special page within Firefox called the about:memory page. These operations can be triggered by

the user or, even better, automated.

• How do I use it? • Once the add-on is install from AMO, a small icon would appear in the toolbar. Clicking on the icon

opens up a panel with the memory operation options. Clicking any of them starts the respective memory

operation.

Another way to access the panel is using the shortcut keys. By default the key combo are Alt + Shift + M. This

can be changed from the add-on preferences.

To automate the memory cleanup, open Firefox Add-ons Manager with Cmd +

Shift + A (OS X) or Ctrl + Shift + A (Windows & Linux) or from the Tools Menu > Add-ons. In the extensions

tab of the Add-ons Manager, double click Free Memory and open the add-on preferences page.

Example on timer set at 5 minutes interval, it reclaims memory every 5 minutes.

You get a pop up, right corner of browser when the interval to free memory is

executed.

Additional Addons For Firefox. eCleaner (Forget Button) allows you to wipes out your browser data from selected time frame without affecting the rest

of your information.

• This is handy when KoC updates, and you need to clear the cache to force the

browser to re-load the KoC files. Or any normal cleaning operation of

browser.

Sharing is knowledge, and a lot of players are not sharing. Yes, it gives you and edge, or advantage, but

it leaves also many people clueless. The objective of these tutorials, is to teach, learn, educate players so ALL players have

a better under understanding of the game. The more players participate, the better the overall experience is for all players.

More attacking and defending means “lively” domains full of activity.

http://www.slideshare.net/Aderik/documents