On Wednesday, January 11, 2012 7:27:18 AM UTC+1, Sebo wrote: > > As long as Firebug is deactivated for a website the overhead is minimal >>> (it's just checking, if it should be activated for the website). >>> >> Really? I was under the impression that JSD activation was global, so >> that Firebug slows the whole browser down even if it is only active in a >> single tab. This >> commit<http://code.google.com/p/fbug/source/detail?r=12143>and related >> issues comes to mind, but I then don't actually know that code. >> > I thought there were changes recently, that deactivate JSD when switching > to a tab, in which Firebug is not active. I don't have insight into the JSD > code as well, so I could be wrong. Probably Honza can clarify that. > > Simon is right, JSD is global so, if it's active it has an impact on the whole browser (on all opened browser windows). Honza
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