browsers: how responsive is yours
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browsers: how responsive is yours
Post#1 by francois » 24 Feb 2016, 21:06
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Re: browsers: how responsive is yours
Post#2 by Bogomips » 25 Feb 2016, 01:03
Using Silent Block, a Japanese addon contribution in the battle against the scores of unauthorised scripts jamming up the works, through the use of regular expressions to block URLs.

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Post#3 by brokenman » 25 Feb 2016, 01:31
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Re: browsers: how responsive is yours
Post#4 by francois » 25 Feb 2016, 06:08
So I am back to firefox on the slower box. In the past opera was giving a pretty good performance.
I have the impression that getting rid of the history is giving me better performance.
Following my understanding of fiscal paradise issues for the bad corporate tax payers like Google, windows, Apple, pharmaceutical companies, banks ... ... I am beginning to have societal and philosophical issues with Google.
I have the impression to be stuck with Gmail, but might move to opera and ducktogo.
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Re: browsers: how responsive is yours
Post#5 by Slaxmax » 26 Feb 2016, 01:05
http://www.slackware.com/~alien/slackbuilds/chromium/
I don't use any extension.
Edit: libcups.so.2 needed to run chromium
Easy get cups from USM or included in printing module
printing module x86 http://dl.porteus.org/i486/current/modu ... inting.xzm
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Re: browsers: how responsive is yours
Post#6 by francois » 28 Feb 2016, 17:01
posting.php?mode=reply&f=125&t=3874
Thanks slaxmax.
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Post#8 by Bogomips » 06 Mar 2016, 22:11
Watching a video of a dorama, and thought it must be a special style, as motion would be fluid for a second or two, then freeze for a fraction of a second, and then continue. Then gmplayer also behaved same way playing the downloaded video. Later looking at temp sensor showing 40 deg C, so checked CPU, and amazed to see very high count, looked at top, found Xorg using up 94% cpu, when cpu should be under 10%

Started closing down tabs, found one iinocuous one where Xorg at 94%, closed it and Xorg back to normal, went hrough rest of tabs, found one makig PM work at 50%, also had bit of animation,so hit extension to close down javascript, and PM back to normal, anoimation frozen. Haven't yet found out what caused Xorg to hit the roof.

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Post#10 by Bogomips » 07 Mar 2016, 00:53
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Re: browsers: how responsive is yours
Post#11 by brokenman » 07 Mar 2016, 15:23
I also found the same when watching movie in gnome-mplayer using xv as video output. Changing to vdpau stopped xorg maxing out cpu.
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Post#12 by Bogomips » 08 Mar 2016, 16:07
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Re: browsers: how responsive is yours
Post#13 by francois » 24 Sep 2016, 21:02
Missing dependencies, here.

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Re: browsers: how responsive is yours
Post#14 by fullmoonremix » 26 Sep 2016, 16:00
http://fifth-browser.sourceforge.net/
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Re: browsers: how responsive is yours
Post#15 by FURRY_NOVA » 29 Sep 2016, 02:02
Casual sites like this forum are no problem.

However, script hungry sites such as Imgur and YouTube love to make me lag in response. Sometimes I got to close the browser quick before it lags the OS to non-responsive


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