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Facebook becomes laggy in Pale Moon
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That thing can be seen on developer tools?Moonchild wrote: ↑2020-12-04, 10:14Keep in mind that Facebook will use much slower scripting on Pale Moon because it will use "fallback code" for everything as they don't officially support the browser. Instead of proper feature detection they likely fill in the blanks for every feature they assume we don't support by not being Chrome-based with Even More Javascript™, many of which can be leaky or simply slow as tar.
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No it can't. All of this happens silently.
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After the browser begin hanging by using Facebook, closing Facebook tabs, empty cache, deleting cookies, refreshing other tabs, do not solve nothing, the browser remain unusable.What can still cause that?
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Re: Facebook becomes laggy in Pale Moon
Which means you are already in a bad memory state the browser has trouble recovering from...
... making things worse by increasing management load
... making things worse by increasing memory use
Facebook's insane script mountain causing memory leaking and fragmentation.
I bet if you look at about:memory in that state you'll likely see problems.
There is a simple solution though. We have a "Restart..." option in the menu for a reason.
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Because I'm an insistent guy I did some testing with different settings. Seems to disabling „enabling compacting GC” under „Garbage collection” on Pale Moon commander leads to a significant improvement in Facebook browsing: the progressive lag is much-much lower untill memory rise to around 2500 -3000 MB or over when Pale Moon still begin to hangs but these hangs are short and not irreversible so Pale Moon is still responsive. After a couple of minutes of browsing in this state, Pale Moon returns itself to normal – I mean no hangs, no lag and looking to memory it drops to around 1300-1400 MB This test was made yesterday during about 14 hours of moderate Facebook browsing and today about 8 hours untill now, with no one restart needed.
In parallel with this test I ran SeaMonkey same period of time with another Facebook account and is working like a charm –no lag-no hangs.
So I know I will be blamed, but I don’t think Facebook made some special code for other browsers than Chrome and clones, or Firefox, to make them go bad.
In parallel with this test I ran SeaMonkey same period of time with another Facebook account and is working like a charm –no lag-no hangs.
So I know I will be blamed, but I don’t think Facebook made some special code for other browsers than Chrome and clones, or Firefox, to make them go bad.
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I think what the crisis here is that someone who spends 14 hours on facebook calling that "moderate browsing". I mean shit, no wonder you have some sort of aquired functional retardation.
I'd be staring into the sun drooling like an idiot too (when not on facebook, of course) if that was my life.
I'd be staring into the sun drooling like an idiot too (when not on facebook, of course) if that was my life.
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Smart people can imagine somebody who has a facebook tab open for 14 hours is not necesarely to watch this page all the 14 hours . But ofcourse you have a long endless way untill you can reach this nomination "smart people"!New Tobin Paradigm wrote: ↑2020-12-10, 16:37I think what the crisis here is that someone who spends 14 hours on facebook calling that "moderate browsing". I mean shit, no wonder you have some sort of aquired functional retardation.
I'd be staring into the sun drooling like an idiot too (when not on facebook, of course) if that was my life.
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So what have you done that is impressive? Maybe we need to get to know you better beyond your fragmented and nonsensical forum history.
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Why do you think i should do something "impressive" on this forum? I thought the forum was for reporting problems and trying to solve it. Do you want me to write poems here? You have a wrong opinion about people in general and especially about yourself.New Tobin Paradigm wrote: ↑2020-12-10, 20:22So what have you done that is impressive? Maybe we need to get to know you better beyond your fragmented and nonsensical forum history.
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You two can work this out in private. Nobody else feel like reading this drivel.
SOLVE IT LIKE ADULTS.
PS: both of you are currently on 2 forum warnings. if you can't behave i'll ban you both.
SOLVE IT LIKE ADULTS.
PS: both of you are currently on 2 forum warnings. if you can't behave i'll ban you both.
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