Hi, no, it is not. When seamonkey starts consuming CPU, I can also close all tabs beside about:performance and the load stays! Some years ago some hint that it could be the IMAP logics running in the background but there was never a prove for that.
I encounter this problem now for years, why should 2.53.2 fix it? I will try it out, but I fear the issue still remains. Best regards, Erik Ant wrote: > Erik, are they reproducable by specific web sites? I know YouTube, Facebook, > LinkedIn, Twitter, etc. can do this for me on my decade old 64-bit W7 HPE SP1 > PC. :( ALso, why are you not using v2.53.2 (.3 is coming out very soon)? > > > On 6/27/2020 12:02 PM, Erik Rull wrote: >> Hi all, >> >> after some days of runtime, seamonkey starts eating my laptop battery by >> constantly consuming CPU time - 55 to 75% even if I close all active tabs! >> I tried to chase this with about:performance but this then complains, that >> about:performance is the culprit - and when closing it, CPU load does not >> decrease. >> >> I have this trouble since more than 10 years, some responses told me that the >> IMAP might be one of problems, but there was never a proof of that. >> >> Is there any way to track this issue? Restarting seamonkey always helps - but >> this is not the nice way of solving it. Sometimes seamonkey crashes after a >> certain runtime and this higher CPU load which resolves indirectly the >> problem. >> Can I somehow trace threads etc. for their CPU load? >> >> I encoutered the problems on Windows XP, Windows 7 and Windows 10 as well on >> kubuntu 18.04. > ... _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
