Computer Type: PC/Desktop System Manufacturer/Model Number: eMachines ET1810-03 (Acer) - single user OS: Windows 7 Home Premium - always up to date CPU: Intel E2210 2.2Ghz Motherboard: (OEM) ECS MCP73VT-PM with AMI BIOS R01-A3 (4-29-2009) Memory: 3Gb DDR2 Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce 7050/610I GPU Sound Card: Realtek ALC888/1200 8-channel HD integrated Monitor(s) Displays: AOC 22" LED Screen Resolution: 1920 x 1080 Keyboard: Wireless Mouse: Logitech M705 laser wireless Hard Drives: Internal - Seagate 320Gb SATA; External - Western Digital 320Gb USB (3.5" internal drive inside a RocketFish USB enclosure) Internet Speed: TWC Cable Broadband ~ 15 Mbps Down/1 Mbps Up Browser: Chrome Antivirus: NIS Other Info: Microsoft Office 2007, incl Outlook SP3; Netgear router; ubee modem
System Manufacturer/Model Number: Hewlett packard/p6512uk OS: Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit 7600 CPU: IIx4 amd athelon 635 processor Motherboard: FOXCONN 2AA9 Memory: 2x2gb Graphics Card: ati radeon HD 5450 Sound Card: (1) Realtek High Definition Audio (2) AMD High Definition Monitor(s) Displays: samsung lcd tv 32" Screen Resolution: 1360x 768 Keyboard: wireless hp Mouse: wireless Hp,optical PSU: ? Cooling: air! Hard Drives: (1) WDC WD10 01FAES-60Z2A0 SATA Disk Device (2) Maxtor OneTouch USB Device (3) ST310003 33AS USB Device (4) WD My Book 1111 USB Device Internet Speed: 1.10mb/s Browser: Firefox Antivirus: MSE
Firefox recently upgraded itself to v27 and it appears that it's hogging up a bunch of memory. Has anyone else ran into this? If so, what did you do to correct? I tried turning off hardware acceleration but it still seems extreme. Currently i have one tab open (this one) and it's taking up about...
Firefox notified me that they will auto upgrade to v12 if I don't do it myself. For security reasons the say.. Anyone else notice this?
The problem with these upgrades is the loss of various add ons and extensions. Not to mention Firefox 3.6 has been working fine.
Whats with the rapid move...
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Or if you are feeling a little bit adventuresome try the 64 bit Nightly along with Java6 x64 and Flashplayer 11 x64......It is definately stable enough for a daily driver.
Nightly x64 (v10.0a1): Firefox Nightly Builds
Java6: ...
I used Firefox Version 3 something. I DO NOT wish to upgrade to newer Firefox version since my Win 7 Prof. keeps freezing on me.
This is what I've done so far. I went to Firefox/options/advanced/update and deselected all the options. That won't work.
Every time I start Firefox the computer keeps...