 DarkLogixTexan and Proud
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DarkLogix
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2012-Mar-30 12:43 pm
[IE] Anyone ever see thisNot really asking for help just pointing out something INSANE (mods feel free to move if another forum is better for this) btw I'm blaming » blogs.computerworld.com/because thats the site I had openand since I changed to waterfox opening it the mem seems normal |
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 psafux
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psafux
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2012-Mar-30 2:07 pm
If a different browser doesn't have the same issue, wouldn't it be more sensical to blame the browser vs the site? |
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DarkLogixTexan and Proud
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well it might have been some plug-in on the site, and I don't have any plug-ins loaded in waterfox
plus I was leaving the page open overnight so I'd easily resume reading.
and sure IF I used 32bit IE it wouldn't have been able to use quite as much. |
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19579823 (banned)An Awesome Dude
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From your screenshot it looks like you have 5 instances of IE open.. (I can do that with MyIE2 also but i have it locked to 1 instance only (Even if i click to open a new instance)) |
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 The PigI know you want to be me
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Re: [IE] Anyone ever see thisSome websites do that to me (XP)!
I just delete them all and open the browser again, if they are still there I run malware and virus scanner! |
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DarkLogixTexan and Proud
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Baytown, TX |
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Re: said by 19579823:From your screenshot it looks like you have 5 instances of IE open.. (I can do that with MyIE2 also but i have it locked to 1 instance only (Even if i click to open a new instance))
I had 4 tabs open ie 8 and newer (on that computer its IE9) it starts a process for each tab and one master one the instance that was hitting 5GB was the tab that had the site I mentioned open. |
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Re: [IE] Anyone ever see thissaid by The Pig:Some websites do that to me (XP)!
I just delete them all and open the browser again, if they are still there I run malware and virus scanner!
That site would just slowly climb and climb, I had IE open for about 4 days at that point (left it open when I left for the day and just locked the pc) seemed like a mem leak |
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Give IE9 32-bit a try. I remember reading that IE9 64-bit uses an old JavaScript engine (probably the same one as IE8 uses), it's possible that it has other irregularities along with it. |
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