If your FireFox browser starts to slow down, do you shut it down completely and reopen, or do you wait for it to magically pick up speed, if not this century the next?
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ANSWERS: 6
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Shut down and open again.
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Firefox is well known for it's memory leak problem. Check your PC stats, I can almost promise that FF is using up most of the ram available on your PC. I basically never use more than 60% of my PCs RAM (I've had FF open for 3 days now with about 30 tabs on) so I don't worry about it anymore. But back when I was using my interim PC, with 512mb ram, I had to constantly close and open FF.
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Shutting it down completely is what I was doing right along. I guess closing down the tabs doesn't improve its performance as well as a complete shut down does.
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The Opera browser is much faster, and most of the special features that you have to download in addition to firefox are already built-in to Opera.
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this is what i like to do open a new type sdfsdf or what ever and sence it picks back up the signal the other window starts to work agian ^.^
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It depends...if I have tons of things open, I wait...but if I only have a few tabs open, I shut it down and re-open everything.
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