As Joar suggested, upgrading to 10.4.11 before doing additional
troubleshooting would be a good idea. I understand there are certain
situations where one needs to run an old OS, but using 10.4.4 on a
general-purpose system connected to the Internet is not wise unless
you have a very good reason. That point aside, I doubt Mozilla has
tested (or would test) on such a system. Please run Software Update
(repeatedly) if you can; there has been a bevy of security and
reliability updates since 10.4.4.
Also, try Firefox 3.6.3. This was released about a week ago.
-Matt
Sent from my iPhone
On Apr 14, 2010, at 9:00 AM, "Tulse X. Luper" <[email protected]> wrote:
Ever since I got the latest Firefox (3.6.2) *something* has been
throttling
my modem, causing high in/out traffic via Internet Connect when
there hasn't
been anything going on. To correct it, I have to quit all browsers
and kill
off something called "mdimport". (Yeah, I know random kills are
risky, but
it works...) Any idea what might be happening? Should I send yet
another
complaint to mozilla?
OSX 10.4.4 on a dual PPC G5
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