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Hi i am using Mozilla Firefox 1.0.7 I have noticed that after workign about 1-2 hours with the firefox it becomes too slow(very slow reponsiveness time) needs mpre 2 secs to switch from tab to tab or even to click on the link...
I was wondering if u have similar probs with firefox
I am using suse 10.0
There's a known memory leak issue with firefox. I think it was fixed in 1.0, although I can't remember if this was fixed in 1.0.7... I don't think it was. But I could be wrong.
Thx i have installed Friefox 1.5 but still it consumes lot of cpu... I dont know why.. Let me ilustrate it a little more when i use the menu File-Edit-View-Go it nees more than 2 secs for the menu to appear.. Not only this but moving from one tab to another needs also more than 2 secs.. It is really annoying and makes my web experience even worse.... Any suggestion?
At first i have thought it was a java problem so i have use jre_1_5_0 but still same shit..
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