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    1. #1
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      Mozilla firefox

      Im using latest version2.x-something and it takes betwwen 0-30%cpu and up to 100 m of ram-is that normal couse ie use much less??
      I would like to keep firefox,tryed reinstalling still too much cpy??
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      Pc specs;p4- 4 core,windows7 enterprise x 64,4Gb ram,lg dvd-rw 16 x speed,revo7.1 audio card,,ati Radeon HD 4350 eah....dsl 10mb down-2mb up
      This info is posted in case i run into some pc problems which is happening relatively often...lol

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      I think the newest version is 2.0.0.2, some extensions can cause high cpu usage like flashblock if U are usin Adblock at the same time, try runnin it with safe mode, there should be a safe mode option in Ur start menu entry for it

      BaNzI

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      Thanks for answer bud,just saw it now..
      I like firefox more and more and really i will keep it...
      Somebody know and can recomend some good extension for it..
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      It means that you have a right to make a copy
      Pc specs;p4- 4 core,windows7 enterprise x 64,4Gb ram,lg dvd-rw 16 x speed,revo7.1 audio card,,ati Radeon HD 4350 eah....dsl 10mb down-2mb up
      This info is posted in case i run into some pc problems which is happening relatively often...lol

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      Two i would always recommend would be adblock plus & noscript, there are great if u surf the darker side o the web & noscript can stop almost all javascript exploits & driveby installs of malware

      Here is a screenie of my extension list

      BaNzI >D
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