Well after getting sick of badly behaved Flash ads on here putting the processor on 100%, I thought I'd solved the problem by installing a version of Firefox without Flash installed, but now I find the scrolling betting odds scroller on the left of the screen is keeping the processor busy. I assume it's Javascript.
Ok, so it isn't maxing out the processor all the time, thankfully, but it's enough to keep the fan going all the time, which I find alittle worrying, as I'm not sure it's designed to keep running all the time like a desktop fan, not to mention it would be running down the battery if I didn't have it on the mains.
It also keeps the processor busy doing the same thing when the browser window isn't even on screen, any chance it can be modified to not do it's calculations when the browser window isn't displayed? Or better still, just have a stationary one? It's very processor intensive, at least on a 2ghz machine.
Ok, so it isn't maxing out the processor all the time, thankfully, but it's enough to keep the fan going all the time, which I find alittle worrying, as I'm not sure it's designed to keep running all the time like a desktop fan, not to mention it would be running down the battery if I didn't have it on the mains.
It also keeps the processor busy doing the same thing when the browser window isn't even on screen, any chance it can be modified to not do it's calculations when the browser window isn't displayed? Or better still, just have a stationary one? It's very processor intensive, at least on a 2ghz machine.
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