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On Tuesday 02 March 2010 23:53:29 Dale wrote: |
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> > without looking at that site - is there any flash stuff? What about |
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> > javascript? nspluginviewer is still a bitch - and buggy js can cause a |
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> > tremendous amount of cpu load. |
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> Not knowing the site either, my weather radar site locks up when loading |
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> the radar. It does this on Seamonkey, Firefox and a couple others BUT |
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> Konqueror doesn't lock up at all. It doesn't animate any more tho but |
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> it used to work fine. I think KDE 4 as a issue or I have a setting |
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> wrong somewhere I do know the weather site uses java so most likely |
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> java is causing the "issue". It to uses a lot of CPU when loading. |
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> So, it may be java or it could be something else. I went to the site |
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> you linked, it seemed to work fine with Seamonkey 2. It also worked in |
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> Firefox and Konqueror. Is there a specific thing that you go to or just |
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> the site in general? I wasn't logged in, just browsing as a guest. |
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No java at all. I did forget to mention the two things that provoke it, there |
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always one of them immediately before a crash: |
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click "post reply" after composing a response |
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alan dot mckinnon at gmail dot com |
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