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RE: Firefox problems - Red - 22-04-2009 21:41
Without more details of the stability of the system in general and a dump of any errors and what is loaded at the time of the crash I'd be making to many assumptions to be able to pinpoint a cure.
I would however shy away from Bladewave's advice as it has little to do with stability and on anything with an decent amount of memory is likely to be detrimental (see here for Firefox's current default values as to why). Oh and the value has no effect on the total memory usage of Firefox. I'm happily sat on my laptop right now with Firefox guzzling away just under ½GB from a total of 1½GB, which is actually pretty tame for me as it is normally using twice that much! Needless to say it multitasks way smoother on the bigger desktop units running a 64-bit OS and more memory
Oh, and computers use binary not base-12, although you will commonly run across base-16. Oh and those of you still not bored if you did use base-12 then the nearest round value to 16,000 isn't 16,384 but 20,736!
Yup, I is back! Let the controversies ensue
RE: Firefox problems - speedybert - 23-04-2009 09:27
Have followed Bladewave's advice and in fact have no issues so far.Also tried the trojan remover program and since then no problems.Will keep everything crossed though!!
RE: Firefox problems - TheWatcher - 23-04-2009 09:45
Firefox v3.09 has just been released. I have just updated and am using it now.
RE: Firefox problems - ǝʌɐʍǝpɐןq - 23-04-2009 10:39
Red Wrote:Oh, and computers use binary not base-12, although you will commonly run across base-16. Oh and those of you still not bored if you did use base-12 then the nearest round value to 16,000 isn't 16,384 but 20,736!
Maybe you're right. That part was copied and pasted from another site.
RE: Firefox problems - speedybert - 23-04-2009 12:24
BladeWave Wrote:Red Wrote:Oh, and computers use binary not base-12, although you will commonly run across base-16. Oh and those of you still not bored if you did use base-12 then the nearest round value to 16,000 isn't 16,384 but 20,736!
Maybe you're right. That part was copied and pasted from another site.
Still no hiccups,piracy pasting issues or not
RE: Firefox problems - Timbo - 23-04-2009 17:32
I'm having problems with Firefox when i download and save it to a file it won't let me open it once it's finished downloading
RE: Firefox problems - ǝʌɐʍǝpɐןq - 23-04-2009 17:44
Timbo Wrote:I'm having problems with Firefox when i download and save it to a file it won't let me open it once it's finished downloading
Which version of Firefox are you using?
RE: Firefox problems - Timbo - 23-04-2009 17:45
downloaded the new version yesterday, can't open any new D/L things with IE either.
RE: Firefox problems - ǝʌɐʍǝpɐןq - 24-04-2009 05:35
What type of files are you downloading? Are you on Windows?
RE: Firefox problems - Timbo - 24-04-2009 14:09
Yes windows vista.