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how to stop all tabs? "Offline mode" does not stop connection attempts

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tell me who knows, how to stop all tabs? Even when I enable the "offline mode", tabs with heavy javascript continue trying to load, consuming CPU resources. I want they to stop immideately. I tried different extensions, but results are unsatisfactory. Does anybody know some trick? My goal is to find a method to flush all javascript structures in RAM. I explored about:memory, and tried the vmmap.exe (process memory analyzer) from the Sysinternals Suite, but I have not succeeded so far. Auto unload tab -- is not a solution. For example I clicked on links and opened 30 tabs in background. PC starts working very slow, Now I want to stop all them, and to read the loaded information (webpages). How to do it? I think it is the weakest side of Firefox. Needed to abrupt all attempts to make network connection, after the "offline mode" is enabled. I need something to stop javascript's attempts to connect, to calm it down. I want to start read webpages already loaded, and javascript occupies CPU. To kill threads in the Process Manager is not a way to do at all, Auto-unload also, I want to read those webpages. I have enough of RAM, it is not used more then a half. Many years ago, when there was HTML4, I used for a little the Maxton browser. It had a button to stop all pages. All similiar Firefox extensions do not act effectively like that. the issue not in scarcity of RAM, but in a badly design of browser's architecture, that javascript occupies users' PCs.

tell me who knows, how to stop all tabs? Even when I enable the "offline mode", tabs with heavy javascript continue trying to load, consuming CPU resources. I want they to stop immideately. I tried different extensions, but results are unsatisfactory. Does anybody know some trick? My goal is to find a method to flush all javascript structures in RAM. I explored about:memory, and tried the vmmap.exe (process memory analyzer) from the Sysinternals Suite, but I have not succeeded so far. Auto unload tab -- is not a solution. For example I clicked on links and opened 30 tabs in background. PC starts working very slow, Now I want to stop all them, and to read the loaded information (webpages). How to do it? I think it is the weakest side of Firefox. Needed to abrupt all attempts to make network connection, after the "offline mode" is enabled. I need something to stop javascript's attempts to connect, to calm it down. I want to start read webpages already loaded, and javascript occupies CPU. To kill threads in the Process Manager is not a way to do at all, Auto-unload also, I want to read those webpages. I have enough of RAM, it is not used more then a half. Many years ago, when there was HTML4, I used for a little the Maxton browser. It had a button to stop all pages. All similiar Firefox extensions do not act effectively like that. the issue not in scarcity of RAM, but in a badly design of browser's architecture, that javascript occupies users' PCs.

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You likely already tried these but just in case... Have you tried these two extensions?

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/superstop/?src=search

and

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/stop-all-button/?src=search

There's also this that might have some useful information

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-stop-firefox-making-automatic-connections?redirectlocale=en-US&redirectslug=how-stop-firefox-automatically-making-connections

I'm researching this.

You want to kill all connections and prevent javascript from continually trying to load on all tabs at will, right?

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Your post is not helpful. I came to conclusion that, such to say, user-level methods (extensions etc) do not work. It is needed some trick with virtual memory - to empty working set or something.

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To flush all javascript structures from the memory heap, that only the loaded html must be displayed in tabs, without javascript ride on CPU.

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I want not to stop auto-reload (auto-refresh) attemps, such webpages are rare, even when they try json requests, it isn't a problem. I mean to stop javascript to make any calculations on CPU after I enable the offline mode. As I wrote, it is a weak side of Firefox.

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disable javascript

in `about:config` disable `javascript.enabled`

https://i.loli.net/2019/12/07/YSh7gzowTDMjpUi.png

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You did not understand what I wrote. Javascript is necessary to display the webpages correctly. And it is needed to be halted aftewards, not to do any work in RAM. dom.always_stop_slow_scripts is not a solution either

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There is a non-zero chance that such settings, (perhaps), may help:


javascript.options.array_prototype_values javascript.options.asmjs javascript.options.asyncstack javascript.options.baselinejit javascript.options.compact_on_user_inactive javascript.options.discardSystemSource javascript.options.dump_stack_on_debuggee_would_run javascript.options.gc_on_memory_pressure javascript.options.compact_on_user_inactive_delay javascript.options.ion javascript.options.ion.offthread_compilation javascript.options.mem.gc_allocation_threshold_mb javascript.options.mem.gc_compacting javascript.options.mem.gc_dynamic_heap_growth javascript.options.mem.gc_dynamic_mark_slice javascript.options.mem.gc_generational javascript.options.mem.gc_high_frequency_heap_growth_max javascript.options.mem.gc_high_frequency_heap_growth_min javascript.options.mem.gc_high_frequency_high_limit_mb javascript.options.mem.gc_high_frequency_low_limit_mb javascript.options.mem.gc_high_frequency_time_limit_ms javascript.options.mem.gc_incremental javascript.options.mem.gc_incremental_slice_ms javascript.options.mem.gc_low_frequency_heap_growth javascript.options.mem.gc_max_empty_chunk_count javascript.options.mem.gc_min_empty_chunk_count javascript.options.mem.gc_per_compartment javascript.options.mem.gc_per_zone javascript.options.mem.gc_refresh_frame_slices_enabled javascript.options.mem.high_water_mark javascript.options.mem.log javascript.options.mem.max javascript.options.mem.notify javascript.options.native_regexp javascript.options.parallel_parsing javascript.options.shared_memory javascript.options.showInConsole javascript.options.strict javascript.options.throw_on_asmjs_validation_failure javascript.options.throw_on_debuggee_would_run javascript.options.wasm javascript.options.wasm_baselinejit


But in order to fine-tune them, it is necessary for user to have a master's degree in computer science.

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Hi Clayten,

While this may not be exactly what you're looking for, it's a different approach. Assuming that you're opening these new tabs in the background, the following add-on will prevent the content from loading until you actually click on the tab: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/loadtabonselect/

NOTE: I haven't tried it myself.

I hope that helps.