Firefox extension - think it's a resource hog. How can I diagnose/help solve?
Hey all,
Firefox latest in OS X.
Haven't done any real benchmarking but I spent ~1 month with no Firefox 1password extension b/c I suspected it was being a resource hog. Finally got tired enough of going to the application and copying/pasting passwords so reinstalled the extension.
And again, when I look at CPU/memory usage, Firefox is really high.
I'd love to be able to help fix this issue, if my hunch is correct that it is actually an issue.
How can I provide appropriate logs/or benchmark numbers to help?
Thanks!
1Password Version: 5.3.2
Extension Version: 4.4.3
OS Version: OS X 10.10.5
Sync Type: Dropbox
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@arifb: This is the case in all modern browsers, as extensions are instantiated per window/tab. How many windows and tabs are we talking about here? As you know, the 1Password extension does a lot, so it uses some resources...and of course this will grow exponentially the more instances of it you have running at once. This is a huge problem for me too, but ultimately I am my own worst enemy: until I am willing to give up the 1Password extension or my tab addiction, regular browser restarts are a necessary evil. :lol:
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