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Gerry Parent wrote:Not sure if this is happening to anyone else but when I refresh the permies forum page, it never says any posts are less than 3 hours old. When I use Chromium browser and refresh the same page, it shows many posts under 3 hours (or more). I am using the latest version of Firefox 72.0.1 (64-bit) and am running Linux Peppermint.
It has been happening now for about 4 days now. I remember something like this happening many years ago but can't remember what was causing it. Any ideas?
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(Borghese)
Silence is Golden
Silence is Golden
It is necessary, therefore it is possible.
(Borghese)
Life on a farm is a school of patience; you can't hurry the crops or make an ox in two days.
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Mart Hale wrote:Deleting the profile is what I had to do when I had firefox to get it to mind, but then you loose your favorites, best to save them before you do that.
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Neil Binderman wrote:I've been using Firefox for a while, and with every new 'upgrade' it uses more memory and is ever more bloated.
The lasted version won't give the option to stop any more updates which defeated the whole object of open source software.
By uninstalling Firefox completely and reloading a previous version it now works so much faster.
Just remember to check the never check for updates button on the older version before you connect to the internet or you're back to square one.
It is necessary, therefore it is possible.
(Borghese)
Silence is Golden
Gerry Parent wrote:Amy, Whenever a piece of software (no matter how much I have come to like and depend on it) starts going the way Neil described or when it begins to feel like more of a burden than it does a useful tool, I tend to look for alternatives. Firefox for me is going in that direction. Although I run it on Linux, security issues are still a concern so I probably will stick with the updates feature but may end up using another as my default browser if things continue to decline.
So far Chromium (not Chrome) has not had any issues for me.
As R Ranson pointed out, she is not having any issues with Chrome so perhaps its something more local to your system?
It is necessary, therefore it is possible.
(Borghese)
"be kind, be calm, be safe"
homegrown yarn and fibre
homegrown linen ~ crowing hen farm ~ how permies works