Re: Browserd consumes too much CPU on N810 - OS 2008

2008-12-20 Thread Tony Green
On Saturday 20 December 2008 10:00:23 maemo-users-requ...@maemo.org wrote:

 2008/12/19 Ryan Abel rabe...@gmail.com:
  On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 10:09 AM, Andrea Grandi a.gra...@gmail.com wrote:
  If you try to load Facebook.com website, the situation is even worse:
  it takes about 85% CPU simply doing nothing.
 
 
  Is it _actually_ doing nothing, or do you just _think_ it's doing
  nothing and, in fact, it's _actually_ running a ton of crappy
  JavaScript and Flash applets? :)
 
  Have you tried turning off js and Flash and then looking at the CPU usage?
 
 without Flash, it still takes about 60% CPU
 without JavaScript the CPU usage goes to 1% or 2%.

I reckon this is because there's some Javascript chundering away in the 
background on whatever page you've got loaded. I had a similar problem when I 
added a news-ticker to my Beermad site. Because I have a local copy of the site 
running on my N800, the news-ticker ran all night after I'd finished using the 
tablet. Or at least for as much of the night as it took to run the battery down.

I don't think this is a bug in the browser as such, more a side-effect of the 
CPU used by Javascript on a device with limited battery life. The only answer I 
could see on the browser side might be if it stopped running embedded 
Javascript when the device was locked (or perhaps when the display had timed 
out). But then other people might have a reason why they need it to keep on 
running.

-- 
Tony Green
Ipswich, Suffolk, England
http://www.beermad.org.uk/
http://www.suffolkcamra.co.uk/pubs/

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Re: Browserd consumes too much CPU on N810 - OS 2008 (5.2008.43)

2008-12-20 Thread Tuukka Tolvanen
On 19.12.2008 17:09, Andrea Grandi wrote:

 I'm seeing, using the top utility in N810 that very often Browserd
 consumes so much CPU, for example 70-80%. Not only when I'm looking a
 video on youtube, but even when the video is finished or if another

The youtube video applet definitely doesn't stop doing things when the 
video is finished playing; say, on my laptop the video when playing is 
about 21% and the animations when finished peak around 14% with 2% when 
static.

't.
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Browserd consumes too much CPU on N810 - OS 2008 (5.2008.43)

2008-12-19 Thread Andrea Grandi
Hi all,

I'm seeing, using the top utility in N810 that very often Browserd
consumes so much CPU, for example 70-80%. Not only when I'm looking a
video on youtube, but even when the video is finished or if another
website is alresdy loaded. This make the whole device very very slow
and unresponsive. For example in this moment browserd is taking about
51% CPU... why? What is it doing?
If you try to load Facebook.com website, the situation is even worse:
it takes about 85% CPU simply doing nothing.

Any other user is experiencing this problem?

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Andrea Grandi
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website: http://www.andreagrandi.it
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Re: Browserd consumes too much CPU on N810 - OS 2008 (5.2008.43)

2008-12-19 Thread Ryan Abel
On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 10:09 AM, Andrea Grandi a.gra...@gmail.com wrote:
 If you try to load Facebook.com website, the situation is even worse:
 it takes about 85% CPU simply doing nothing.


Is it _actually_ doing nothing, or do you just _think_ it's doing
nothing and, in fact, it's _actually_ running a ton of crappy
JavaScript and Flash applets? :)

Have you tried turning off js and Flash and then looking at the CPU usage?
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Re: Browserd consumes too much CPU on N810 - OS 2008 (5.2008.43)

2008-12-19 Thread Ryan Abel
Also, please don't unnecessarily cross-post. I know everybody thinks
THEIR issue is so important that it requires spamming, but it's really
not, so please send it only to the appropriate list. Which, in this
case, is maemo-users.

Thanks! :)
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Re: Browserd consumes too much CPU on N810 - OS 2008 (5.2008.43)

2008-12-19 Thread Matt Emson
Andrea Grandi wrote:
 If you try to load Facebook.com website, the situation is even worse:
 it takes about 85% CPU simply doing nothing.
Use the iPhone version of Facebook (iphone.facebook.com) as it's 
streamlined and doesn't have the idiotic chat enabled. If you want 
Facebook chat, use Pidgin and the Facebook chat protocol add-on :-))

M
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Re: Browserd consumes too much CPU on N810 - OS 2008 (5.2008.43)

2008-12-19 Thread Andrea Grandi
Hi,

2008/12/19 Ryan Abel rabe...@gmail.com:
 On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 10:09 AM, Andrea Grandi a.gra...@gmail.com wrote:
 If you try to load Facebook.com website, the situation is even worse:
 it takes about 85% CPU simply doing nothing.


 Is it _actually_ doing nothing, or do you just _think_ it's doing
 nothing and, in fact, it's _actually_ running a ton of crappy
 JavaScript and Flash applets? :)

 Have you tried turning off js and Flash and then looking at the CPU usage?

without Flash, it still takes about 60% CPU
without JavaScript the CPU usage goes to 1% or 2%.

I cross-posted because I don't know if this is only a user question or
if some developer should take a look at this because it's a bug.
Anyway I think that a faster JavaScript engine could help a lot
reducing the CPU usage. What do you think about?

Thanks.

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Andrea Grandi
email: a.grandi [AT] gmail [DOT] com
website: http://www.andreagrandi.it
PGP Key: http://www.andreagrandi.it/pgp_key.asc
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