> > In my humble experience running 100 tabs in any browser for an > extended period of time can lead to slow response times for your > browser. If you go to a lot of flash sites (hard to avoid) with > Chrome / Chromium then that's a lot of flash plugin that can leak > memory and potentially cause issues even after Chromium is closed. > Have you thought about using flash block this will then allow you to click on any flash components you want by just clicking on them, It seems to be a lot of the flash on a site is irrelevant, adverts or other rubbish so out of say 10 flash components 1 may be useful to what you want to do.
> Try a day with a maximum of 10 tabs in on browser (and one browser > window) and see if you still get performance issues. > > Also check if you have ubuntuone-syncd running. Ubuntu 11.10 may add > this back in at startup as part of the change of desktop manager (LightDM) > Thank you. > -- > <http://uk.linkedin.com/in/johnstevenson247>| John Stevenson > <http://uk.linkedin.com/in/johnstevenson247>| Public calendar > <http://john.jr0cket.co.uk/public-calendar>| @JR0cket > <http://http//twitter.com/#%21/JR0cket>| gplus.to/JR0cket > <http://gplus.to/JR0cket> > | Tech websites <http://jr0cket.co.uk/>|Tech blog > <http://jr0cket.com/>| Lean Agile Blog <http://leanagilemachine.com/> -- -- http://www.zleap.net Join the revolution, switch to Ubuntu http://www.ubuntu.com
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