mbonsack wrote:
Nope; mine's horrible on FF3 as well. SC is on Ubuntu server, but my
FF3 browser is running in Windows XP. It's the browser that's taking
all the CPU, no SC...
Are you running any Firefox add-ons?
R.
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Robin Bowes;276849 Wrote:
mbonsack wrote:
Nope; mine's horrible on FF3 as well. SC is on Ubuntu server, but
my
FF3 browser is running in Windows XP. It's the browser that's
taking
all the CPU, no SC...
Are you running any Firefox add-ons?
R.
I can see why this one's hard to
bhaagensen;265788 Wrote:
Hi,
thanks for you replies, but I've verified the issue on a fresh profile
with no plugins/extensions/themes. I forgot to say that included
disabling the DOM inspector plugin. It doesn't help.
I might try to roll back to eariler builds of Firefox 3, and see if
Hi,
thanks for you replies, but I've verified the issue on a fresh profile
with no plugins/extensions/themes. I forgot to say that included
disabling the DOM inspector plugin. It doesn't help.
I might try to roll back to eariler builds of Firefox 3, and see if
there is some point at which it
Hi,
I realise FF3 might not yet be supported, but seeing it's probably not
that far away (guessing) I thought I'd try my luck here.
Basically the issue is that SqueezeCenter hogs all CPU. It's most
prevalent when something is playing in the right frame, but the general
performance is also worse
This has been seen with other versions of Firefox, and usually seems to
be somehow related to plugins.
I believe the last time this was discussed, Firefox's DOM Inspector
plugin seemed to be the culprit.
Same subject was also discussed a while back in this thread:
I believe the last time this was discussed, Firefox's DOM Inspector
plugin seemed to be the culprit.
Adblock (or similar) and Firebug are other add-ons which can cause
problems. Not in all cases reproducable. But it's always a good guess
starting with a clean installation, all add-ons
