Didn't work when I last tried it. I've gotten so fed up with the
problem that I switched to using 3.5, which does not have that
problem.
On Sat, Oct 17, 2009 at 2:19 PM, actionparsnip
wrote:
> Have you tried closing all firefoxes then run:
>
> mv ~/.mozilla ~/.mozilla_old
>
> Then rerunning firef
I have recently tried the Firefox 3.1 Beta 3 binary from
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/all-beta.html - so far the
problem has not recurred. (However, I am using a 32-bit build on a
64-bit machine, and some of the plugins such as Flash are disabled.)
Is there a 64-bit version of that versi
On 28/03/09 11:49 Conan wrote:
> The gnome-settings-daemon problem is not the main issue at stake here as
> it doesn't fix the problem for me.
I can confirm this as well.
> The main problem here is not one that only affects older computers. ...
> my firefox slows down to an unusable state and Xo
mnzy please tell us which graphics card and which graphics driver does
your system have.
more people should confirm this effect with gnome-settings-daemon. if
that were the case:
I think mnzy comments are quite interesting. we would have that
gnome-settings-daemon is currently a thing that offers
Not sure what all the fuss is anymore. I'm running Intrepid on an HP
8510w notebook that has an Nvidia Quadro FX570M. I Installed the 180.25
driver from Nvidia and all of my issues with Firefox + Flash went away,
I still get reliable Suspend/Resume and Hibernate.
Robert, what's your hardware?
O
On 11/03/09 01:22 Clayton Dillard wrote:
> Not sure what all the fuss is anymore. I'm running Intrepid on an HP
> 8510w notebook that has an Nvidia Quadro FX570M. I Installed the 180.25
> driver from Nvidia and all of my issues with Firefox + Flash went away,
> I still get reliable Suspend/Resume
This really needs to be made a higher priority. After the latest xorg
updates on Intrepid, Firefox is crashing for several minutes at as time.
It's become unusable.
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On 24/02/09 15:49 Christopher Giroir wrote:
> I hate an issue in Debian Lenny that sounds a lot like this, just wanted
> to comment that AccelMethod "XAA" in my device section solved it for me.
FYI, I am running Lenny on a Powermac G4. Firefox does not have this issue
normally.
But (interestingl
Agreed. First thing to do is get someone from Firefox team to lok at this
bug, or at least have a set of Firefox bugs (from bugzilla.mozilla.org) for
users to look at.
On 24/02/09 17:37 ryanmbruce wrote:
> I definitely agree with Christopher that this bug has become a sort of
> basket case whe
I definitely agree with Christopher that this bug has become a sort of
basket case where all problems having to do with poor performance are
placed. It appears that there are at least 5-6 potentially separate
problems all together in here.
I also haven't heard from anyone claiming to be a develop
This has been solved for me by installing Nvidia 180.25. I have a
Quadro FX570 on an HP 8510w notebook. Suspend/resume works, no
sluggishness or other issues with Flash sites and no more CPU maxing
either.
On Tue, 2009-02-03 at 15:42 +, alzekak wrote:
> Had the same issue on 8.10 for a whi
> Firefox causes massive Xorg CPU usage
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/38131
I was using Opera and got 100% CPU usage, closed a page and it
recoved. Opened the same page and got a higher usage but not 100%.
Firefox was not running at the time.
SUSE 10.2
I have a screen capture if anyone want
Btw, I'm now on a fresh wubi install of Intrepid. With all the latest
updates.
-Ryan
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Whenever I disable javascript, this problem entirely disappears (though the
resultant intertubes are crappy). Can people try to reproduce with the
above pages while javascript is disabled?
Thanks,
-Ryan
On Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 7:43 AM, Martel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> After firefox restart i
Disabling or removing flash does not fix this for me either.
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This problem seems to be getting worse for me, and often when just starting
Firefox (without even loading a website, although it's possible that it's
trying to read some RSS feeds).
I'm at the point of downgrading back to Firefox 2 again.
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On Sun, May 25, 2008 at 02:20:28PM -, Tom Chiverton wrote:
> I saw this using
> http://www.formula1.com/services/live_timing/live_timing_popup.html as a
> test case (Java applet, it will load even if there isn't a race on).
>
> I have a Dell Inspiton 1525, intel Mobile GM965/GL960 graphics car
This bug has already been linked to one relevant mozilla bug. If you
take a look at the top of this page, it's the link to bugzilla. I
can't check to see if yours is the same one right now (mobile client),
but if you think it's the same problem, link the bugs together.
Cheers,
-Ryan
On 5/9/08,
Firefox 3 often uses 100% CPU when starting up on a blank page. So I don't
think this has anything to do with JavaScript or particular websites.
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OK!
So if what eats a lot of CPU is Xorg, your bug could still being on
Xorg, I think.
But instead, if what eats a lot of CPU is Firefox, the bug would be on
Firefox and would be not related to Xorg.
Well, actually I have no idea of what your problem is, but I think the
effect of installing N
These sites have a lot of JavaScript inside. Try to install NoScript (
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/722 ) and measure the CPU
usage again. Both sites works well for me with and without JavaScript
execution allowed.
I had this bug previosly but not now. Update your system. What
On Sat, Dec 29, 2007 at 02:31:31PM -, Sylvestre Mergulhão wrote:
> I can also confirm on http://textra.podshow.com/
>
> None workaround works for me. I'm using ubuntu gutsy with latest
> updates.
>
> Using proprietary nvidia drivers.
>
please try to run firefox without pango. start firefox
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