If they are important to remember, save them to bookmarks or stash them in a special "Read Later" list in a to-do application such as 2Do. Just close the tabs you're not actively using. More than a few? Active tabs mean active processes that take up your laptop's RAM and drastically slow down its capabilities. Here we've listed some suggestions that should get your Firefox run faster.
It seems like it's almost working, but you can't get anything done. This should get rid of Flash constantly using 100% CPU for Flash videos.Slow Firefox browsing experience is truthfully beyond annoying. Click on " Disable" just under the Location(s) of the Chrome version to disable it (and it will become grayed out)Įnsure that the standalone Adobe version is still enabled – if it is disabled (grayed out) click the ‘Enable’ link just under its Location to enable it) then close the Plugins tab
You don't want the integrated Chrome version(s). Look at the " Location:" of each version – some may be the integrated Chrome version (…Application Data\Google\Chrome etc) and the other is the standalone Adobe (formerly Macromedia) version which is in the …Windows\system32\Macromed\Flash etc directory. This will bring up details for each file/version you have installed For example mine said 3 as shown here: Flash (3 files) - Version: 11,4,402,265 Look for the Flash plugin and when you find it, it may say 2 or more files. In Chrome's address bar, type " about:plugins" (no space between colon and plugins) Found the issue, it has to do with the standalone version of Flash and Chrome's integrated Flash conflicting with one another, trying to load both at the same time
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