Comment #66 on issue 5083 by windinyews: High browser process CPU usage  
from Flash on Vista
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=5083

Well, nice information, nman985. I don't have an idea what happened to  
generate the
double post last time - possibly a browser restart with the edited comment  
still
present.

I like your idea of these fellows getting their heads together. It's what  
Lockheed,
Boeing, etc. did back in the days when Lockheed Electras were falling out  
of the sky.
After 18 months, they discovered that the combination of very stiff, strong  
high
aspect wings, and extremely 'comfortable' soft engine mounts to remove  
turbine
vibration let a corkscrew oscillation set up with the engines, and excite a  
resonance
in the wing, with the immediate consequence that the wing tore off -- at  
400 mph.

Something of that ilk is happening here, and it is affecting many people  
very badly
in the world.  I saw it the same on two completely different laptops, one  
brand new,
with immense immediate problems always on Chrome, and none ever on Firefox  
of any
vintage. Hence my conclusions, which may after all just be a particular  
circumstance.

I read through that thread you posted.  It seems inconclusive, but....

I think the worst of all in this is Google (and apparently Mozdev very  
similarly)
marking complaints as 'Won't fix'.  That is just plain insulting, and  
especially when
it is done with no explanation whatever.

I did find some of the same issue with latest Safari on latest Vista, hence  
my
suspicion that the problem lies in the bowels of Webkit.

Whatever it is, as you proved with your instrumentation, it is findable. It  
just
takes a little courage, equipment, and source code.

I hope we can see some of that courage exercised, and soon.  It would be  
a 'do no
evil' exercise for sure, and restore a lot of the confidence I have been  
losing
through various carelessness of our large technical store these days.

Regards,
C.

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