Hi everyone, I’ve noticed that Firefox tends to use a lot of memory when I run several browser-based tools at once — especially web calculators or dashboards that update data dynamically. For example, when I’m testing a lightweight web calculation app (something similar to a gratuity calculator that updates values in real time), Firefox memory usage slowly increases, and sometimes the browser even freezes if multiple tabs are open. I’ve already tried: Clearing cache and disabling extensions Running in Safe Mode Using hardware acceleration on/off Still, the problem persists. So I’d like to ask: 1. Are there any specific settings or flags that can help manage memory usage better for interactive web tools? 2. Does Firefox handle JavaScript-heavy calculations differently compared to Chromium-based browsers? 3. Any recommended performance tweaks for developers testing such tools locally? Would really appreciate advice from anyone who’s optimized Firefox for this kind of lightweight, web-app testing. Thanks in advance! 🙏 '''bold text'''