Network.dnsCacheExpiration - MozillaZine Knowledge Base

DNS (Domain Name System) allows an application to translate domain names into IP addresses. To reduce load on DNS servers and to speed up response time, Mozilla caches DNS results. This preference controls how long to cache results. The number of seconds to cache DNS results. (Default: 60) 2001-06-06 by Gordon Sheridan

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