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Old 06-08-2007, 10:49   #6
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Re: firefox problem

Well i had the same problem on my desktop it was hogging the resources to the point where everything crashed, so although you have enough ram for it not to affect it too much you still could try the memory leak tips because that's what sorted it for me.
You can see how common it is just by searching firefox cpu in google!

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You may be thinking that you have done all the things to stop this nasty habit of Firefox. But have you tried this? I’ve done this is Firefox 2.0.0.3 but this will work with all the other versions of Firefox. Ok! here’s the trick.
  1. Type about:config in the address bar and press Enter to get the Firefox expert configuration page.
  2. Type browser.cache.disk.capacity in the Filter text box.
  3. Modify the value to 16384
  4. Restart Firefox and there you go!
After doing this, CPU usage for Firefox should stay under 10%
http://cybercapital.org/index.php/20...ur-cpu-cycles/
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