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Unless you have an add on that isn't compatible, like the one that ubuntu for some reason bundles with the browser out of the box.
by jetpacktuxedo 9y ago
Unless you have an add on that isn't compatible, like the one that ubuntu for some reason bundles with the browser out of the box.
- j605 9y agoI hate it when people who know how to disable them don't do it and complain about it. It is really Ubuntu's fault for bundling an addon that is not compatible with multiprocesses.
- pmontra 9y agoIt looks like the development of that extension stopped in 2014 but it's still bundled with Firefox in Ubuntu https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=xul-ext-ubufox https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=xul-ext-ubufox That could explain why it doesn't support multiprocessing. I disabled it because it doesn't do much. This is a list of its functionality from https://ubuntu-mate.community/t/what-are-the-ubuntu-firefox-modifications-about/7164 https://ubuntu-mate.community/t/what-are-the-ubuntu-firefox-... * Enable searching for missing plugins from Ubuntu software catalog * Add the following options to the Help menu Get help on-line Help translating Firefox Ubuntu Release Notes * Set homepage to Ubuntu Start Page * Display a restart notification after upgrading Firefox * Add ask.com to the search engines. You can uninstall this if you prefer to use a pristine Firefox install.