Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
Rick Merrill wrote:
I would suspect web page encoding, especially GIF files that repeat.
In SeaMonkey you can
edit/preferences/privacy/images/animated-pages-should-loop
to "once" to stop the GIF files.
Does that /really/ take a lot of CPU???
I think it's more likely advertising crap that's constantly phoning home for a
new
banner, and using complex scripts that aren't always as efficient as you might
like.
Turn it off with AdBlock Plus or equivalent.
I don't have any trouble with nytimes.com, but I do use ABP.
Or you could do a quick check by disabling scripts on web pages:
Edit | Preferences | Advanced | Scripts & Plugins:
Enable JavaScript for:
[ ] Browser
If that solves it, then the trouble pages have bad scripts and an ad blocker
will help.
GIF files can take up a lot of time DEPENDING on the age of the CPU
and whether or not there is a graphics card ;-)
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