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How about not letting javascript run when the phone is locked? Heck, on my phone I'd be fine with not letting it run when the browser tab isn't active. What us
by dwighttk 10y ago
How about not letting javascript run when the phone is locked? Heck, on my phone I'd be fine with not letting it run when the browser tab isn't active.
What use case am I not thinking of here?
- andai 10y agoDistributed mining ;)
- reitanqild 10y agoOn desktop FF I have an extension that prevents JavaScript from running in background tabs unless whitelisted. Saves a lot of CPU if I have google search result in background tabs.
- winter_blue 10y agoWhat is this extension called? I use FF, and I'd love to turn this on for most of my background tabs (except for a few like GMail).
- reitanqild 10y agoNot in front of my computer now. If you check back tomorrow I might have added it here or to my profile. : )
- reitanqild 10y agoSuspend tab by Piri (piro_or) is the one on my laptop at least. In the description it also mentions other extensions, especially suspend-background-tabs looks like something I might be using on one of my/someone elses machine.
- dwighttk 10y agoalso, I'm realizing that I've told people "you don't need to quit apps in iOS, it takes care of memory itself" but quitting browsers sounds like it is a good idea now.