Firefox wužywa pśewjele CPU-resursow
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Firefox pśetrjebujo wótergi wjelike CPU-resurse, aby webwopśimjeśe ześěgował, pśeźěłował a zwobraznjał. Jolic maśo stawnje wusoke CPU-wuśěženje, mjaztym až wužywaśo Firefox, namakajośo w toś tom nastawku zawiny a rozwězanja za toś ten problem.
- CPU (Central Processing Unit), głowny procesor, jo „morzgi“ licadła. Gaž CPU wužywa se mimoměrnje, móžo se cełkowne wugbaśe licadła zešpatnyś.
- Depending on your operating system, you can review and monitor CPU usage through specific tools. On Windows, the Performance tab of the Windows Task Manager displays the rate of CPU consumption.
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Updating to the latest version
The latest Firefox version includes improvements about CPU usage. Update to the latest version.
Extensions and themes
Disabling CPU consuming extensions and themes
Extensions and themes can cause Firefox to use more CPU than it normally would.
To determine if an extension or theme is causing Firefox to use too much CPU, start Firefox in its Safe Mode and observing its CPU usage. In Safe Mode, extensions and themes are disabled, so if you notice a significant improvement, you can try disabling or uninstalling extensions.
- For more information on starting Firefox in Safe Mode and on how to find which extension or theme is causing your problem, see Problemy z rozšyrjenjami, drastwami a hardwarowym póspěšenim rozwězaś.
Hiding intrusive content
Many web pages have content you don't need, such as ads, but which still use CPU resources to display its contents (see the plugin section below). Some extensions allow you to hide bothering content:
- Adblock Plus allows you to hide ads on websites.
- Flashblock allows you to selectively enable and disable Flash content on websites.
- NoScript allows you to selectively enable and disable all scripts running on websites.
Plugins
Plugins to display special types of content can consume large amounts of CPU, especially older versions.
Updating your plugins
To check to see if you have the latest versions of all your plugins, go to our Plugin Check page.
Disabling CPU consuming plugins
You can test to see whether one of your plugins is causing Firefox to use too much CPU by selectively disabling some of them:
- Klikniśo na menijowy tłocašk
pótom na a wubjeŕśo .
- Click on a plugin in the list to select it, then press to disable it.
- Repeat for some of the plugins in your list.
- Klikniśo na menijowy tłocašk pótom na a wubjeŕśo .
- Click on a plugin in the list to select it, then select to disable it.
- Repeat for some of the plugins in your list.
After disabling some of your plugins, close and restart Firefox, and observe its CPU usage. If you don't see an improvement, you can enable those plugins again and try with a different set.
If you do see an improvement in Firefox's CPU usage after disabling a certain plugin, you may leave it disabled. If its use is widespread on Internet, try to find an alternative lighter plugin.
- For PDF readers lighter than Adobe Reader, see PDF-dataje w Firefox abo w drugem cytaku wócyniś.
Checking Flash hardware acceleration
For certain plugins that play videos such as Flash, the content rendering in full screen can be accelerated by hardware. It eases CPU usage.
- Navigate to a page that shows a Flash video.
- Right-clickHold down the Ctrl key while you click on the video player and click in the context menu. The Adobe Flash Player Settings screen will open.
- Click on the icon at the bottom-left of the Adobe Flash Player Settings window to open the Display panel.
- Check Enable hardware acceleration is selected.
- Click to close the Adobe Flash Player Settings Window.
Checking Firefox hardware acceleration
Firefox hardware acceleration eases CPU usage.
Check hardware acceleration is turned on and your graphic drivers are up-to-date.
Based on information from Firefox CPU usage (mozillaZine KB)