I've discovered the source of the problem. Both user accounts on the
system had hardware acceleration enabled in Firefox. Apparently, only
one session can utilize the GPU/hw acceleration at a time, and so when
switching between accounts, the firefox process gets suspended in some
manner. That expla
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Thanks for following up!
So it sounds like the problem is not specific to the Ubuntu package, but rather
an upstream issue. Would you mind filing a bug at
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=Firefox and sharing the link
here?
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I installed firefox-104.0.2 from upstream, and set both users' desktop
environments to use that one instead of the Ubuntu bundled version. I
didn't know how firefox handles profiles with different versions of the
browser installed, so I (perhaps unnecessarily) cleaned out ~/.mozilla
for both accoun
Thanks for the detailed report Steve. What would be interesting to test
is whether this is an Ubuntu-specific problem caused by the packaging,
or if it also happens with binaries distributed by upstream. Could you
test that and report here? The upstream binaries can be downloaded from
https://downl
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I am not sure when exactly this started. I feel like it was around FF
v99.
System is always on. 2 user accounts (mine, wife's). We keep the desktop
sessions logged-in, just switch between accounts whenever needed.
Firefox stays open since it's heavily used. Whe
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