Am Freitag, den 23.10.2009, 12:47 -0700 schrieb Hugh Caley: > I can't use Firefox in Fedora for more than a few minutes; after that > Firefox will be sucking up about 100% of my CPU until I kill it and > start over. Using the Flash Block addon keeps me going for a few more > minutes, but eventually it'll still get hosed. > > However, Chromium (the build of the open source parts of Google > Chrome) does not seem to have this problem. I can view as much Flash > and YouTube content as I want and it's fine. > > Now, pretty much everyone told me this was a problem with the Flash > plugin, end of story, but since it works fine for me under Chromium, I > have to wonder if that is really true. > > Chromium is still buggy, of course, but ... at least I can run it all > day without making my F11 machine unusable. > > Hugh Firefox is not the most performant browser, so if you're running out of CPU/RAM you should eventually try another browser which is more lightweight. Galeon is very similar to Firefox.
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