[DUG] Offtopic - but....

Roger Kingaby roger at kingaby.net
Tue Jan 19 13:39:35 NZDT 2010


Look out for flash adverts on any page you are viewing, cricinfo, stuff and
facebook all use that sort of thing and they absolutely kill my mac. If the
kids have left facebook open and then switched users, performance goes
through the floor (particularly if all three of them have been doing the
same thing). Their FF sessions can be taking up 15-25% cpu each which is
ridiculous for a app that isn't even being actively used.

Roger

2010/1/19 Jeremy Coulter <jscoulter at gmail.com>

> Yes I thought aboutt eh flash stuff, but even when I have pages open with
> no flash it uses a lot of ram too.......I have already got rid of chrome for
> the same reasons. Figured it was not worth having 2 memory hungry browsers
> installed :-)
>
> Jeremy
>
>
>
> On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 12:23 PM, John Bird <johnkbird at paradise.net.nz>wrote:
>
>>  Firefox does use more ram over time - restart it and you will find the
>> memory use dives.   Its not all Firefox's fault - some is memory leaks, but
>> most is from Flash and other plugins, so other browsers will do the same.
>>
>> Hint later versions are usually better at using less memory! So check your
>> version
>>
>> Each version gets tighter on memory usage, for instance I have had 67 tabs
>> open for about a day and Firefox is using 380MB memory.  I am running the
>> 3.7 nightly alpha build too (ie the latest bleeding edge) - I have been
>> following issues like this on the Firefox development newsgroup.
>>
>> Chrome also can have similar issues, largely as it uses separate processes
>> for each tab and this increases memory usage too.
>>
>> John
>>
>> I know thi sis offtopic, but does anyone know WHY FireFox consumse SO MUCH
>> RAM ??
>>
>> I have 8 tabs open and its usign over 400MB !!  Its complete madness !  I
>> have started going off Firefox lately. On ym Vista 64bit install at home, I
>> cant do an F5 to refresh, I have to do a CTRL+F5 .....  grrr
>>
>>
>> Jeremy
>>
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