I don't know about anyone else, but I am still having the slowness issue
with Firefox, even after upgrading to the (unannounced) 52.2.1 release.
For this reason I am pushing Chrome to our users because we cannot keep
having random page timeouts slowing us down like this.
I cannot find a way to recreate the issue, other than at least once per
hour the whole browser stops loading pages and it takes anywhere from
30-60 seconds before I can use firefox again. I can open new tabs and
start trying to load pages, but none of them load until whatever is
bottle-necking the browser finally releases.
jim
On 6/6/2017 11:50 AM, Lawrence Mandel wrote:
Thanks Samuel. As a follow up, I have filed
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1370629
Lawrence
On Fri, May 19, 2017 at 9:22 AM, Samuel Ambaye
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
We noticed the issue when one of our users reported a similar
issue following a minor version ESR update:
Using FF 45.9.0.6310 & Windows 7.
(1) Start FF
(2) goto this URL www.lematin.ch <http://www.lematin.ch>
(newspaper in Geneva, Switzerland)
Results: Browser waits for the page to load for two-three minutes
to load (but would actually load);
Results: Other browsers, No issue;
(4) Close browser
Browser hangs and requires a kill process.
(5) Restart Browser and Try different web sites, even ones that
were ok before;
Results: Browser waits for web site for over two / three minutes;
(5) Kill Process, Restart browser and repeat step 2 and 5:
Same Result;
(6) Kill Process, Replace FF user profile and repeat step 2 and 5:
Same Result;
(7) Uninstall FF for users who were affected; Install FF 52.1.0.6316
Issue no longer reproducible
We hope this helps.
Best,
Samuel
>>> Jim Weill <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> 19/05/2017 00:17 >>>
I notice the issue when I first open FF in the morning on Windows
7 Pro
x64 machines. After that I cannot come up with a reliable way to
reproduce this issue, other than it happens at random times throughout
the day.
I do not notice this on Mac OSX 10.12 at all (we have a few of these).
And I have not polled our Linux users on this issue, so I do not know
where that stands.
Is there something in the dev tools that I can leave open when this
happens again to try to narrow this down? I've had this happen
several
times today already.
jim
On 5/11/2017 11:51 AM, Phil Pishioneri wrote:
> On 5/11/17 2:06 PM, Julien Cristau wrote:
>> we've filed a bug at
>> https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1361865
<https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1361865> to investigate
>> the issue reported in this thread. Unfortunately so far we haven't
>> been able to reproduce this internally. Does anyone on this thread
>> have a reliable way to reproduce the problem you've seen? If
this is
>> also reproducible with the non-ESR Firefox releases, knowing which
>> version introduced it would also help narrow down the search.
>
> I've had very reproducible delays since (non-ESR) release 48. I
found
> it related to syncing of my (large) bookmarks. Whenever the sync
> process starts (this can be "random", especially if a Firefox is
> active on another host syncing to the same account), Firefox's UI
> locks up for a few seconds. On a Mac, I get the spinning beach ball;
> on Windows, I'll get the window title bar message about the process
> not responding; I don't recall the behavior on Linux, other than
> Firefox becomes unresponsive. Creating a new bookmark also starts a
> sync (and, it'll start while the "Bookmark This Page" window is
open).
>
> My circumvention was to find the host name being used for my
sync, and
> put in an override in my client's hosts file that maps the name to
> loopback 127.0.0.1, then commenting that out and manually starting a
> sync when I need it (then uncomment it again afterward).
>
> My multiprocess status is off on all of these platforms due to
> incompatible extensions.
>
> -Phil
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