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FF Performance problem, rendering has become very slow
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| Al Dykes 2007-12-09, 1:13 am |
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It seems that my FF has suddenly gotten really slow. It might be the
CSS. The page content comes down OK and then watch the CSS rendering
make it pretty.
I just plugged one of the URLs into IE and it ran much faster.
Except for letting the updater download stuff when it wants to, I
haven't reinstalled FF on my machine is ages.
ISTR fixes to other problems that involved setting obscure switches,
etc. I wonder if this isn't a problem that someone recognizes and
knows of a fix for.
Thanks
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| Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo 2007-12-09, 1:13 am |
| Al Dykes wrote:
> It seems that my FF has suddenly gotten really slow. It might be the
> CSS. The page content comes down OK and then watch the CSS rendering
> make it pretty.
>
> I just plugged one of the URLs into IE and it ran much faster.
>
> Except for letting the updater download stuff when it wants to, I
> haven't reinstalled FF on my machine is ages.
>
> ISTR fixes to other problems that involved setting obscure switches,
> etc. I wonder if this isn't a problem that someone recognizes and
> knows of a fix for.
>
> Thanks
>
>
I don't know what OS you're using, so I will assume windows.
If so, then close FF, then click on the windows start
button, then run and enter:
firefox.exe -safe-mode
do things work better now?
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| TheCroW 2007-12-09, 7:13 am |
| > It seems that my FF has suddenly gotten really slow. It might be the
> CSS. The page content comes down OK and then watch the CSS rendering
> make it pretty.
>
> I just plugged one of the URLs into IE and it ran much faster.
>
> Except for letting the updater download stuff when it wants to, I
> haven't reinstalled FF on my machine is ages.
>
> ISTR fixes to other problems that involved setting obscure switches,
> etc. I wonder if this isn't a problem that someone recognizes and
> knows of a fix for.
>
> Thanks
>
Did you do the update to FF 2.0.0.11? I had exactly the same problem but
that was with version 2.0.0.10. Going to 2.0.0.11 solved that slowness
problem.
Menno
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