Originally posted by sophisticles
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Firefox 134 Available With Experimental HTML "autocorrect" Attribute
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Originally posted by Jaxad0127 View PostSome input types (like file names or coupon codes) shouldn't be spell checked.Originally posted by blackshard View Postthe HTML developer decides if autocorrect is sensible for the input field, then the user may decide if he/she wants autocorrect
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all i would want is to firefox to stop leaking memory, it's been bad for the past 2 releases. I constantly see +-2 gig allocation and free cycling after some days of use, and have to restart the browser.
It's weird because it looks like it's aware of the available memory and just aims to use 95% of it
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Originally posted by varikonniemi View Postall i would want is to firefox to stop leaking memory, it's been bad for the past 2 releases. I constantly see +-2 gig allocation and free cycling after some days of use, and have to restart the browser.
It's weird because it looks like it's aware of the available memory and just aims to use 95% of it
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Originally posted by oibaf View Post
You can try the "Auto Tab Discard" plugin, it can suspend unused tabs releasing some memory.
I can see cycling +-2 gigs going on when doing nothing. The computer is working like crazy just to stay idle.
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Originally posted by varikonniemi View Post
it has nothing to do with used memory, but spurious memory allocation/deallocation patterns going on when the browser has been used for a long time
I can see cycling +-2 gigs going on when doing nothing. The computer is working like crazy just to stay idle.
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Originally posted by qlum View PostFor starters, you may be on a laptop on battery, in which case the significant power increase is an issue, besides that plenty of less capable hardware out there that does drop frames on cpu.
That said I don't seem to encounter hevc on the web much.
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