If you find yourself frozen, simply manually shut Firefox down. Firefox has an auto save program built in. Shut It DownĪnother easy way to stop the memory drain is to shut everything down. It will mess up the look of some sites, but the memory drain and consequent slowness with be stopped. If thats not your cup of tea, you can always go into your task manager and manually kill the flash elements that are currently running. It is easy to bookmark things and get back to them later. The solution? Dont leave open all those tabs. All those colorful animated effects that give a webpage some pizzazz also add up in multiple tabs after a period of time eventually causing Firefox to crash. Typically, high memory drains occur with Firefox because of flash elements. But do you know why it does that or how to stop it? Flash
Under Application Basics find "Profile Folder" and click on the "Open folder" link next to it and this will bring you into your profile folder )ģ- Find a folder called "Chrome" in your Firefox profile folder ( If there isn't a folder by that name in your Firefox profile folder which there most probably isn't just create it yourself )Ĥ- Copy the userChrome.css and userContent.css from the archive into that folderĥ- Download Theme Creator add-on and install it:Ħ- Open the Theme Creator add-on and set it up as in the picture in the archive named "My Theme Creator Builder Setup" if you want your theme to look exactly like mine or use the "Animation example" and "Consant color example" pictures to set it up to your own taste.If you, like millions of others, use Mozilla Firefox as an alternative browser to Internet Explorer or Google Chrome, you might have noticed the insane amounts of memory that Firefox takes up after a while.
Click on help and then troubleshooting information ( If you don't know where it is you do this: Enter the following text in the search box: Confirm that you will be careful if a warning message appears for you 1- Enable Loading of userChrome.css and userContent.css in Firefox:
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