Something very interesting I happened to accidentally catch while trying speed up my Browser: Going to Regedit/HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/Microsoft/Windows/Current Version/Internet Settings, you will find MaxConnectionsPerl_OServer. If you replace the “1” with a small case letter “l”, they look identical here, in this text, but if you substitute the “1” for a lower case “L” in the string MaxConnectionsPerl_OServer, you will find a true lower case “L”.
What is even more significant is the fact that either a “1” or a lower case “L” will work equally as well, and the browser speed is not changed, nor is the Internet connection disturbed.
I have not discovered why you can use either a number or a letter? Shouldn’t this matter?
Needless to say I exported and saved the Registry before experimenting.