Is there a turnkey solution to blocking JavaScript external to the browser?
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filtering JavaScript
filtering JavaScript
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Re: filtering JavaScript
Sorry, no answer to your question, other than disabling JS from within the browser and/or not installing flash. If by low level access memory you mean kernel memory, it would be indeed a serious issue and a deadly bug. Most probably you're just experiencing a system slowdown due to intense use of resources. If you want to test that, just assign a low priority to the browser process with nice.tamarin_t wrote:Malware it seems (again I would guess from graphics and flash heavy sites) is gaining low level access memory.
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Re: filtering JavaScript
That would be some bug!
My suspicion would be that your (ten year old?) hardware is overheating when in heavy use - Firefox can be very resource hungry - and that's why it gets slow, or you have other hardware problems. Check your heatsinks and fans, and your logs for any hardware errors.
My suspicion would be that your (ten year old?) hardware is overheating when in heavy use - Firefox can be very resource hungry - and that's why it gets slow, or you have other hardware problems. Check your heatsinks and fans, and your logs for any hardware errors.