Possible fix for Fx stops loading pages + high CPU

[easema]

I am concerned that people are changing there own about:config setting back to 30 but not enough are helping test the fix for future versions which will auto-adjust the connections setting as needed. If your problem was fixed by reducing network.http.max-connections to 30 or 48 and you are a technical expert and can follow the rules of bugzilla, see https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=692260 for discussion and testing of the patch to fix this problem for the future.

[VanillaMozilla]

They are specifically looking for people who have this problem, and are willing to try a patched version.

[paul11974]

Well mine is def fixed as i have not had once issue since going down to 30

[LoudNoise]

They need folks willing to test the fix. If you want to help make sure it is fixed in future versions get a bugzilla account and ask how to help in the bug.

[LoudNoise]

nubirsaami-
since you have a different problem I split your question off to here:
viewtopic.php?f=38&t=2344883

mlapl1-
Split your post off as a crosspost of this viewtopic.php?f=38&t=2318153&p=11394509#p11394509 .

[Mr. Ed]

Thanks. It worked like a charm.

[Ricard carros]

No change, i like Firefox

[LoudNoise]

Ricard-
Please start a new thread fully describing your problem.

[solarhope]

exit firefox - ctrl alt del, into windows task manager, processes close firefox.exe - close task manager - restart firefox - good for a few days - then repeat

[Chiedu]

i was having the same high CPU usage over nothing!
googled and found this fix!
http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer11-2.html

Appears to be problem with flash!

[Pinkraynedrop]

i was having the same high CPU usage over nothing!
googled and found this fix!
http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer11-2.html

Appears to be problem with flash!

How so when it happens on a page where nothing flash is on there? I've had the problem since FF6..... only way to solve it was to go back to FF5...... I cant be bothered anymore. We are putting up with it despite being told the problem unless millions have it, does not exist.

[patrickjdempsey]

If you have an issue with Flash, then that's a different problem, not a bold red same problem. But guest posters giving off-topic advice is par for the course I guess. If you are having high CPU usage not related to Flash or fixed by the OP suggested fix, then that again is a different problem. Also, hijacking several different threads to make the same complaint doesn't help anyone, including yourself.

[roggaro]

what happened with good o'l "user.js" ? I recognize it in profile folder, but that one wasn't self-created back then?
it must be created by user and to put lots of 'rubbish' to test for himself regarding his ISP connection

[Guest]

1) In the address bar, type about:config
2) If it shows up, click on I'll be careful
3) Filter for network.http.max-connections.
4) Change this from 256 to 31
5) Restart Firefox.

changing to 31 has def worked for me and not had a freeze in over a week now

It worked for me like the others who are reporting success .

[James]

1) In the address bar, type about:config
2) If it shows up, click on I'll be careful
3) Filter for network.http.max-connections.
4) Change this from 256 to 31
5) Restart Firefox.

changing to 31 has def worked for me and not had a freeze in over a week now

It worked for me like the others who are reporting success .

As I answered the person who posted the change to 31, the previous default was actually 30.

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