>> > > Yep! I have seen it before. It is even worse. It freezes my >> > > machines that I need to restart machine(press and hold power >> > > button). I ran it from command line and I saw that it >> > > segfaults, but I could not save it(the message), and I had to >> > > reboot again :( >> > > >> > > is it i586 or x86_64? It has happened to me on the two x86_64 >> > > machines. Now I prefer to use konqueror more because of this >> > > and it is faster and snappier too, only the flash does not work, >> > > but I can live with that :) >> > >> > i've only ever seen this very recently, and with x86_64. >> >> As mentioned in another thread, think the issue is with his flash >> version for 64bit. Maybe you need to update yours if not already to >> latest alpha/beta release and make sure it's copied to >> /usr/lib64/mozilla/plugins/ dir? > > been there, done that. i'm using the latest 64-bit version and, at > the moment, firefox seems to be behaving. > > on the other hand, there is one other annoyance with firefox -- it's > tendency to absolutely suck up CPU cycles. occasionally, depending on > what pages i'm viewing, Xorg will be using close to 100% CPU, and > firefox will be using 100% as well. literally, earlier this morning, > using "top", both firefox and Xorg were listed as using 100% CPU. at > which point, response from any instance of firefox is cripplingly > slow. also potentially a flash issue? Possibly, but I see that on flash sites with the swfdec OSS flash plugin. I don't have adobe flash installed at all. Peter -- fedora-test-list mailing list fedora-test-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-test-list
