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funkyass	Posted on 19-01-30, 03:28 in Mozilla, sigh Hi.
Post: #21 of 202 Since: 11-01-18 Last post: 458 days Last view: 90 days	https://old.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/al0t91/firefox_65_and_tab_bar_color/ its a bug, hopefully to be fixed.

funkyass	Posted on 19-02-07, 05:57 in Buying a new phone (not safe for tomman) Hi.
Post: #22 of 202 Since: 11-01-18 Last post: 458 days Last view: 90 days	I perectly happy with my moto g5+. tho thats a older phone. The bootload is unlockable too, evwn with the newer 6's mind you I ran with a iphone 4 for 6 years

funkyass	Posted on 19-02-10, 20:32 in Mozilla, sigh (revision 2) Hi.
Post: #23 of 202 Since: 11-01-18 Last post: 458 days Last view: 90 days	this has happened to me in the past, and the only way to fix it is killall Mozilla instances. Its poor memory accounting I think. TO Be fair to Mozilla, they where calling the UI chrome long before google even had android. stick bugzilla in any bug queries for firefox.

funkyass

Posted on 19-02-11, 22:39 in Mozilla, *sigh* (revision 1)

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I meant literally using killall.

firefox chome memory crash bugzila seems to be fruitful.

but once they go full sandboxed multi-process the bug will never get fixed, since it'll become the os's problem.

Posted by sureanem

No, you can just press 'X' on the window and it closes down fine. But I lose my tabs, which is kind of a nuisance.
Mozilla didn't do anything wrong, it's Google that I blame for hijacking a standard term to use as a browser name.

Thanks for the tip. It does become more relevant, but I still don't know what to search for and "Chrome" still means the browser. "firefox ui crash memory bugzilla" doesn't give me anything relevant.

Oh well. I suppose I should just get more RAM. That's the 2019 way to solve things, right?

funkyass	Posted on 19-02-12, 19:22 in Mozilla, sigh Hi.
Post: #25 of 202 Since: 11-01-18 Last post: 458 days Last view: 90 days	Posted by Nicholas Steel Visit about:support (type it in to the address bar) Look at "Application Basics" for Multiprocess Windows and also Web Content Processes, what values do they show? walk us thru your support process here.

funkyass

Posted on 19-02-13, 19:17 in Mozilla, *sigh* (revision 1)

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Posted by jimbo1qaz

And I recall there was more than 1 firefox process open when it became unresponsive, sureanem-style. I just opened Twitter and it was already becoming laggy, at which point I turned off JS using uMatrix and opened Twitter's no-JS site, which then caused Firefox to freeze.

changing something like that probably needs a full restart of firefox - its probably something it checks on load, but only then. Thats another issue glossed over when they fully ape Chromium's process structure.

There is also the issue when you are trying to select some text, and you wind up dragging an image from many pages back...

funkyass	Posted on 19-02-17, 22:12 in Mozilla, sigh Hi.
Post: #27 of 202 Since: 11-01-18 Last post: 458 days Last view: 90 days	the question is what language will mozilla use when they implement manifest 3

funkyass	Posted on 19-02-25, 06:39 in New Realtek website... where are the audio drivers!?? (revision 1) Hi.
Post: #28 of 202 Since: 11-01-18 Last post: 458 days Last view: 90 days	I take it your motherboard maker doesn't have win10 drivers for your audio?

funkyass	Posted on 19-02-26, 01:43 in Mozilla, sigh Hi.
Post: #29 of 202 Since: 11-01-18 Last post: 458 days Last view: 90 days	There was an extension that adjusted the font rendering for ff, i wonder if its still available?

funkyass	Posted on 19-03-08, 16:34 in I have yet to have never seen it all. Hi.
Post: #30 of 202 Since: 11-01-18 Last post: 458 days Last view: 90 days	Posted by sureanem No, I know that 'chink' is considered an inappropriate way to refer to a Chinese person, but 'chink box' is standard if informal terminology for this kind of device. Like how you'd say 'chink router' without having anything against Chinese people. Because you have a Chinese friend, right?

funkyass	Posted on 19-03-30, 23:51 in Dear modern UXtards... Hi.
Post: #31 of 202 Since: 11-01-18 Last post: 458 days Last view: 90 days	I hate back button hijacking. I also hate using javascript to re-implement browser functionality

funkyass	Posted on 19-04-08, 22:27 in Games You Played Today REVENGEANCE Hi.
Post: #32 of 202 Since: 11-01-18 Last post: 458 days Last view: 90 days	I nabbed myself a noctua cooler a while back and it was by far the least stressful cooler install I've done. and well, quiet and cool. maybe I should see how much quieter I can get it

funkyass	Posted on 19-04-12, 21:34 in Computer Technology News/Discussion Hi.
Post: #33 of 202 Since: 11-01-18 Last post: 458 days Last view: 90 days	you know what is a good time keeping source? GPS.

funkyass	Posted on 19-04-14, 18:39 in (Mis)adventures on Debian ((old)stable\|testing\|aghmyballs) Hi.
Post: #34 of 202 Since: 11-01-18 Last post: 458 days Last view: 90 days	wouldn't updating libc mean you are reinstalling the OS, essentially? Since AFAIK, modules haven't landed in the C standards.

funkyass	Posted on 19-04-15, 08:49 in (Mis)adventures on Debian ((old)stable\|testing\|aghmyballs) Hi.
Post: #35 of 202 Since: 11-01-18 Last post: 458 days Last view: 90 days	just so we are clear, libc(or glibc) is the C standard library, where printf lives. im with screwtape, monkey patching isn't a viable solution if you have source access. heck, what started this current debate was an issue with the update process and not with dynamic linking.

funkyass	Posted on 19-05-09, 08:48 in I have yet to have never seen it all. Hi.
Post: #36 of 202 Since: 11-01-18 Last post: 458 days Last view: 90 days	ask m night shamawamaadingdong.

funkyass	Posted on 19-05-13, 06:59 in Board feature requests/suggestions Hi.
Post: #37 of 202 Since: 11-01-18 Last post: 458 days Last view: 90 days	the tables are indexed properly?

funkyass	Posted on 19-05-19, 01:58 in Mozilla, sigh Hi.
Post: #38 of 202 Since: 11-01-18 Last post: 458 days Last view: 90 days	Undoing Spectre means going back to the 486.

funkyass	Posted on 19-05-20, 23:25 in PSA: The kilogram has been redefined (revision 1) Hi.
Post: #39 of 202 Since: 11-01-18 Last post: 458 days Last view: 90 days	Posted by KoiMaxx @Nicolas Steel In the simplest terms: the value of the kilogram is no longer dependent on a single physical object (i.e. the IPK), but rather on a defined mathematical concept. more correctly, all the base units of the SI system are now defined either as ratios to universal constants, or measurements of physical phenomena.

funkyass	Posted on 19-05-27, 19:12 in GNOME: "Please don't theme our apps" (revision 1) Hi.
Post: #40 of 202 Since: 11-01-18 Last post: 458 days Last view: 90 days	if bad theming is such an issue for these apps, they could just force theming to be opt in, with a passive aggressive pop-up on first launch stating why theming is disabled. then again, maybe the theming implementation needs a re-think.

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