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Windows XP/2000 - [Fixed] Firefox using very much CPU posted in the Operating Systems forums; Hi all! Firefox is suddenly using 90-100% CPU , when just viewing the main page of PC Help Forum. I really don't understand, I just downloaded the latest version 1.5, ...

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Hi all!
Firefox is suddenly using 90-100% CPU, when just viewing the main page of PC Help Forum. I really don't understand, I just downloaded the latest version 1.5, and reinstalled Firefox.
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I'm on XP Pro, but before Firefox didn't use this much CPU.
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Well I only got these probs when surfing on PCHF!
For example on
http://www.vi.nl/
http://www.gmail.com/
nothing seems to be wrong, what is this?!


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No idea bud...but I have tested it fully with old FF and new FF - no problems...anyone else experiencing this?


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It's fine for me on FF 1.5. Try using the Help -> Report Broken Website tool, and see if they answer.


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Bluefish, I've noticed that Firefox 1.5 uses more CPU% than 1.0.4 ( I just updated to see if i had the problem) overall and i've noticed that yes this site is taking up more cycles than the average site (not counting while a page is downloading). Did this just start, it might be that snow effect that the page is displaying (which i thought was cool by the way.

What CPU are you using as this will greatly vary the % that is being used, as it stands, Firefox is bouncing between 06 and 35% of my CPU and i'm running a 3000+ Athlon XP. I did notice a jump for a bit though.


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Yup also using much more cpu over here, when no page is loading, just displayed between 10 and 30% p4 2.8 1024ram strange
Edit strange, on other pages the load is lower, about 5-10%......


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