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I have version 10.0.2 from Firefox, why it is using 65 - 67 % from my CPU?

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Can it be result from the banner in the internet page?

Can it be result from the banner in the internet page?

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Safe mode is a diagnostic feature of Firefox to be used temporarily. It disables the installed Extensions and themes (Appearance) in Tools (Alt + T) > Add-ons. Hardware acceleration is also disabled. Once you exit safe mode and start Firefox in the normal way, Firefox starts normally again. You can try the normal mode and disable the suspicious extensions in groups or individually, Restart Firefox and check. To check for hardware acceleration problems, you can disable/enable it manually in normal mode via Tools > Options > Advanced > General: Use hardware acceleration when available. Options > Advanced

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Hi,

Please check if this happens in Safe Mode.

Problematic Extensions

Troubleshooting Extensions and Themes

Uninstalling Add-ons

Uninstalling Toolbars

If the problem persists in safe mode, please also try disabling the Plugins in Tools (Alt + T) > Add-ons.

Plugins Update

Troubleshooting Plugins

Testing Plugins

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If I run Firefox in Safe Mode, it doesnot happen anymore. Can i let Fierefox be in Safe Mode?

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Safe mode is a diagnostic feature of Firefox to be used temporarily. It disables the installed Extensions and themes (Appearance) in Tools (Alt + T) > Add-ons. Hardware acceleration is also disabled. Once you exit safe mode and start Firefox in the normal way, Firefox starts normally again. You can try the normal mode and disable the suspicious extensions in groups or individually, Restart Firefox and check. To check for hardware acceleration problems, you can disable/enable it manually in normal mode via Tools > Options > Advanced > General: Use hardware acceleration when available. Options > Advanced

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I take that hardware advance away and now everythink is ok, thanks

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You are welcome :)