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On 06/02/2011 09:24 AM, Robert Krawitz wrote: >> With the 3.x series I used to leave a firefox session up for a month at >> a time. Now it appears I have to restart it every day. I'm >> uncomfortable with the slide towards Window-95-style "oh, just reboot >> every day"... > > Interesting. I have the same problem with 3.6, as I did with at least > 3.5 previously (I don't remember 3.0). This is with only 20-30 tabs > open. I find I have to restart FF at least daily; once it grows to 2 > GB, it gets very slow. My laptop (Inspiron 9400) only has 3.3 GB of > usable memory, but I'd be hard pressed to find one now with a WUXGA > display and an ATI/AMD chipset (last time I tried, the open source > nVidia drivers weren't very good even for ordinary 2D stuff and I > flatly refuse to run the proprietary ones). 1920x1080 is not a > substitute for 1920x1200, although I'd prefer even higher resolution > if I could find it. > > I figure it could be one or more of my extensions, but root causing it > by binary chop will be painfully tedious. That was actually one of the things that should make this easier: only a couple of my extensions are actually compatible with FF-4. Good thought though. I'll disable everything except flashblock and see if that helps. Matt
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