Memory Issue 210,000 k very sad I dont want to give up on Ff
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It looks like you may have a memory leak, although it's hard to be absolutely certain without seeing all the numbers. Such is the frustration of trying to debug something from this distance. I notice that you also report crashes when memory use reaches 180 MB or so. It's not all that much memory, and it shouldn't ever crash because of low memory. (I've tried unsuccessfully to force it to crash.) How much memory do you have?
The memory use could be due to Fx itself or to one of your plugins. There is at least one reported leak in Fx, although the bug report is pretty vague. There are also reports of leaks in Flash, for example: http://www.gskinner.com/blog/archives/2 ... h_pla.html . I would try disabling Flash and QuickTime and see if that solves the problem.
The memory use could be due to Fx itself or to one of your plugins. There is at least one reported leak in Fx, although the bug report is pretty vague. There are also reports of leaks in Flash, for example: http://www.gskinner.com/blog/archives/2 ... h_pla.html . I would try disabling Flash and QuickTime and see if that solves the problem.
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pandacookie wrote:I have nine tabs open, and ForecastFox 0.8.2.5, Colorzilla 0.8.3.1, SessionSaver .2, Tab Mix Plus 0.2.5.2, IE Tab 1.0.7 Alpha and Adblock Plus 0.5.10 for extensions. And Firefox is currently taking up 47,372 k. I had memory problems when I had the non-Plus version of Adblock, along with some other extensions I no longer have. I agree with VanillaMozilla's advice. I have done what Vanilla suggests in the past; this was how I could narrow the problem down to which extensions were giving me trouble.
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ROOy wrote:This I dont understandI have cleared history, cache and cookies and with 3 tab in use it shows:
Memory cache device
Storage in use: 4194299 KiB
That's not correct. I just checked, and I have the same problem. It's an old bug that I thought was fixed. It's apparently cosmetic only. Fx isn't occupying 4 GB of memory/VM, or you would know because your disk drive would be almost smoking. Mozilla should hire you to find bugs.
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ROOy wrote:This I dont understandI have cleared history, cache and cookies and with 3 tab in use it shows:
Memory cache device
Number of entries: 0
Maximum storage size: 27648 KiB
Storage in use: 4194299 KiB - ?????????????????????????????????????????????????
Inactive storage: 0 KiB
List Cache Entries
That's a bug. It should read -1 (nothing used upto now).
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Bashar,
I have had 3 tabs or more open all day and Firefox is currently using 68mb on my system.
I have had 3 tabs or more open all day and Firefox is currently using 68mb on my system.
Win7 Pro SP1 64 Bit
Comodo Internet Security
Pale Moon 33.1.0, Epyrus Mail 2.1.2, Firefox 115.10.0esr, Thunderbird 115.10.1, and SeaMonkey 2.53.18.2
Comodo Internet Security
Pale Moon 33.1.0, Epyrus Mail 2.1.2, Firefox 115.10.0esr, Thunderbird 115.10.1, and SeaMonkey 2.53.18.2
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ROOy wrote:Memory cache device
Number of entries: 175
Maximum storage size: 27648 KiB
Storage in use: 114070 KiB
Inactive storage: 0 KiB
This means you are currently displaying 114 MB of images on your tabs. All images on all open pages are stored in the memory cache uncompressed for speed. This is what's causing memory use to be around 200 MB total. To reduce memory use, load fewer images. If you are experiencing crashes, be sure to do a custom install and install the Quality Feedback Agent. This will send a report to Mozilla after every crash that will help developers fix the crash.
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MotoVT wrote:One thing I noticed is on sites that use Flash, for instance miniclip.com (the tennis titans game specifically), memory usage does jump up dramatically but not enough to crash the PC or the browser.
Yeah, going to the page with that game on it immediately increased memory usage by more then 100 MB for me. That's probably because it allocated that much memory. The memory was released when I closed the page, and exactly the same memory usage pattern occurred when I loaded the page in Opera 9tp1. It's not a Firefox problem.
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schapel wrote:MotoVT wrote:One thing I noticed is on sites that use Flash, for instance miniclip.com (the tennis titans game specifically), memory usage does jump up dramatically but not enough to crash the PC or the browser.
Yeah, going to the page with that game on it immediately increased memory usage by more then 100 MB for me. That's probably because it allocated that much memory. The memory was released when I closed the page, and exactly the same memory usage pattern occurred when I loaded the page in Opera 9tp1. It's not a Firefox problem.
Same experience with Firefox 1.5 and IE 6.0