Lifehacker has an interesting article if you love delving into Firefox's about:config menu to manually tweak the internals of the fox. Such as this one...
Creating an nglayout.initialpaint.delay integer preference lets you control how long Firefox waits before starting to render a page. If this value isn't set, Firefox defaults to 250 milliseconds, or 0.25 of a second. Some people report that setting it to 0 -- i.e., forcing Firefox to begin rendering immediately -- causes almost all pages to show up faster.
Besides highlighting several great tweaks, Computer World also references the about:config wiki hosted by Mozilla to explain and store about:config tweaks. The about:config wiki hosts thousands of about:config tweaks so you can customize to your heart's content.
Hacking Firefox: The secrets of about:config [Computer World]
About:config entries [mozillaZine]
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