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Slow refresh of websites (sometimes) #681

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opened 2023年05月25日 08:33:25 +02:00 by jury68000 · 3 comments
jury68000 commented 2023年05月25日 08:33:25 +02:00 (Migrated from gitlab.com)
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Most of the time when I browse with librewolf, all sites I refresh are ready after max 1 second (usually its just a blink and a website is fully refreshed) But sometimes (few times a day) librewolf refreshes exactly the same websites for like 5-15 seconds. And when it happens, its not a matter of one website, as all of them refresh this long. When I watch activity under "htop" I do not see any cpu hog'ing from librewolf process. It behaves as usually, taking couple % usage of one core once in a while.
And when I open a completely new website in librewolf it usually takes at least 30 seconds (often much more, ut to 1 minute).
Like right now, I opened librewolf.net (for the first time) and it took like 40 seconds to show its content.
Anyone have a clue what is happening or how to trace the root of this behavior?

I'm on i7 with 16GB RAM running PCLinuxOS Xfce system.

Most of the time when I browse with librewolf, all sites I refresh are ready after max 1 second (usually its just a blink and a website is fully refreshed) But sometimes (few times a day) librewolf refreshes exactly the same websites for like 5-15 seconds. And when it happens, its not a matter of one website, as all of them refresh this long. When I watch activity under "htop" I do not see any cpu hog'ing from librewolf process. It behaves as usually, taking couple % usage of one core once in a while. And when I open a completely new website in librewolf it usually takes at least 30 seconds (often much more, ut to 1 minute). Like right now, I opened librewolf.net (for the first time) and it took like 40 seconds to show its content. Anyone have a clue what is happening or how to trace the root of this behavior? I'm on i7 with 16GB RAM running PCLinuxOS Xfce system.
librewolf-bot commented 2023年08月14日 21:14:50 +02:00 (Migrated from gitlab.com)
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moved from librewolf-community/browser/linux#363

moved from librewolf-community/browser/linux#363
librewolf-bot commented 2023年08月16日 22:05:39 +02:00 (Migrated from gitlab.com)
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This issue was migrated from GitLab/Browser/Linux#363

This issue was migrated from [GitLab/Browser/Linux#363](https://gitlab.com/librewolf-community/browser/linux/-/issues/363)

At this stage I would say any performance enhancement is in the Icebox, but we could always change our plans at some point.

At this stage I would say any performance enhancement is in the Icebox, but we could always change our plans at some point.
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