22 Feb 2011 at 12:20 #21 Frapple Frapple Soldato Joined 4 Nov 2007 Posts 4,514 248mb with 9 tabs, v3.6, Win7
22 Feb 2011 at 12:42 #22 robinbredin robinbredin Associate Joined 8 Jan 2009 Posts 1,492 Location Northern Ireland FireFox has always been memory hungry.
22 Feb 2011 at 12:46 #23 Schizo Schizo Soldato Joined 19 Feb 2008 Posts 13,670 Location Home 300,000 with 15 tabs.
22 Feb 2011 at 12:48 #24 NathanE NathanE Soldato Joined 21 Oct 2002 Posts 18,022 Location London & Singapore The screenshot isn't clear in the OP. What column is it? "Memory (..." is not sufficient information for us to answer your question.
The screenshot isn't clear in the OP. What column is it? "Memory (..." is not sufficient information for us to answer your question.
22 Feb 2011 at 14:04 #25 Penguin Penguin Associate Joined 3 Aug 2005 Posts 178 Location somewhere in the middle 260MB 2 tabs open but not closed it in a while
22 Feb 2011 at 14:09 #26 twist3d0n3 twist3d0n3 Soldato Joined 3 Aug 2008 Posts 10,477 Location Bath, England 162mb with 3 tabs open private working set btw.
22 Feb 2011 at 18:55 #27 azazin azazin Associate Joined 19 Aug 2008 Posts 102 Location London 90mb with 8 tabs open on Google Chrome
22 Feb 2011 at 20:38 #28 j.col j.col Soldato Joined 31 May 2010 Posts 4,494 Location Bedfordshire 165mb with 8 tabs open and streaming football
23 Feb 2011 at 09:44 #29 apatia77 apatia77 Soldato Joined 25 Mar 2005 Posts 5,076 I had 125mb with few tabs open last night, and atm at work it's using 150mb. I think it's irrelevant how much ram FF uses.
I had 125mb with few tabs open last night, and atm at work it's using 150mb. I think it's irrelevant how much ram FF uses.
23 Feb 2011 at 10:43 #30 awaybreaktoday awaybreaktoday Permabanned Joined 15 May 2006 Posts 4,107 Location London Mine uses 6.5GB
23 Feb 2011 at 10:47 #31 Azuse05 Azuse05 Associate Joined 24 Apr 2009 Posts 1,940 Location Aberdeen, Scotland FF3.6 tends to max around 150MB for firefox and 150 for the plug-in container. FF4 is designed to dynamically use as much ram as needed/is available - like chrome - with the default manual cap at 1GB. Ops problem is his software is more modern than his ram, at a time when the standard is 4-8GB. Add more ram
FF3.6 tends to max around 150MB for firefox and 150 for the plug-in container. FF4 is designed to dynamically use as much ram as needed/is available - like chrome - with the default manual cap at 1GB. Ops problem is his software is more modern than his ram, at a time when the standard is 4-8GB. Add more ram