Sometimes Firefox causes problems on my computer by sucking up too much memory. I won’t give up on Firefox easily, so I set to work on how to improve its memory. Over time, I’ve done things here and there to improve its memory usage — but thought it was time to put together a few resources.
As wonderful as extensions are, they can become a memory hog. As a compromise, I looked up my extensions for problematic extensions and made changes. I also do an occasional extension check up to see if I make use of them all. If I rarely use an extension, then it goes bye bye. It’s not worth the memory if I don’t use it enough.
The following resources do a nice job of explaining what to do and offering plenty of options to improve Firefox’s handling of memory:
Excellent forum post on how to improve Firefox’s memory usage.
MozillaZine’s article on Reducing Memory Usage in Firefox offers plenty of tips.
MozDev.org provides a memory usage FQA (frequently questioned answers — appropriate!)
Standard Diagnostic helps troubleshoots Firefox problems — not just memory.
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I suggest people look for enigma browser and download it from http://store.democratz.org
You can find the link just above the products and you can download it for free.
Engima runs faster than Firefox and you can easily run 32 tabs and not slow down the machine.