On 1/22/07, Nathan R. Yergler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Luke Hoersten wrote: > > I've stopped using FF 2 completely because its so slow on Linux. I > > have the same problems you are describing, Luis, but with all plugins > > and FF, not just mozcc. Perhaps this problem is with FF's plugin > > interface. > > > > I doubt it. Even if I weren't predisposed to doubt it, it wouldn't fit > with Luis's experience of degraded performance between versions of > MozCC: it'd be a consistent (or probably at least linear) degradation > regardless of which extensions or versions you had installed. Instead > it seems more likely that we've changed something that exercises the > browser in a different way.
Right. I didn't upgrade from 1.5->2.0 this afternoon; I upgraded mozcc. > Hrm, that's an idea, actually... most of the changes in this update > happened in the RDFa module. You can download a build with RDFa > disabled at > http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/software/mozcc/download/mozcc-2.3.9.1-nordfa.xpi. > I'd be interested in hearing if that fixes the performance problems > for anyone experiencing them. It does not fix the performance problem, for what it is worth. I've just done a number of re-installs/re-loads and am still seeing the slow load time. I also noted that I'm seeing a complete firefox UI freeze while the page is loading. [Tangent: is it a firefox-side choice that installing a new version of an addon doesn't also re-enable the addon, or is that up to the author of the addon?] Luis _______________________________________________ cc-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ibiblio.org/mailman/listinfo/cc-devel
