Jeandr� <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes >>>After 1 day on 095 in which: >>>- the browser would crash for no apparent reason, >> >>Same here - I haven't been able to run it for more than about 2-3 >>minutes so far without it hanging up. Symptoms - web page looks like it >>has scrolled down slightly, with the top inch or so displayed again at >>the top, intense CPU hogging, refusal to repaint window, and perhaps >>most weirdly, CDROM (if mounted) starts to whirr. This is on Debian >>Linux (Woody) from the .tar.gz binary installation of 0.9.5, with a >>2.4.10 SMP kernel (and two CPUs). >> >>>I'm now back on 094. Pity, as 095 had some nice features & fixes. >> >>Me too *8( >>-- Neil Durant > >Going back to 094 also. The fact that I've been swearing at 095 like a >sailor when it crashes, freezes, does evil things; shows that I now >expect the kind of performance and stability of a x.33 app (where x>0) >from it. > >Just to be clear, normally Moz is brilliant, and the hackers are doing >an amazing job - thanks guys and gals.
I'm now running 0.9.5 for Windows in parallel with 0.9.4 for Linux and I have to say, I love the new tabs feature in 0.9.5 !! No more scenarios with 12 browser windows open all over the place! I seem to be able to force Mozilla 0.9.5 for Linux to lock a lot quicker by moving my mouse wheel up and down. It will lock within seconds if I do that. -- Neil Durant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
