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I've narrowed it down to specific webpages - but how can I know if the leak is the pages' fault or the browser's fault? (Biggest culprits are Discourse forums.
by geokon 9y ago
I've narrowed it down to specific webpages - but how can I know if the leak is the pages' fault or the browser's fault?
(Biggest culprits are Discourse forums.. which is a shame b/c I really like the platform)
- nicoburns 9y agoYou could try leaving the same website open in Chrome
- dblohm7 9y agoabout:memory will help you there. Save those reports (you can even anonymize them) and include them in a bug report.
- jamesgeck0 9y agoA couple weeks ago I'd've advised reporting those pages with the Pulse extension [1], but it looks like it's recently been retired. 1. https://testpilot.firefox.com/experiments/pulse https://testpilot.firefox.com/experiments/pulse
- sp332 9y agoDownload Developer Edition https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/developer/ https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/developer/ (or Nightly), load up the page, and in the browser menu click "Report Site Issue".