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This hasn’t been my experience — for me, Firefox always manages to get into the “Using Significant Energy” list.
by supriyo-biswas 4y ago
This hasn’t been my experience — for me, Firefox always manages to get into the “Using Significant Energy” list.
- cassianoleal 4y agoAre you sure it's the browser, not extensions? I had some extensions do that. about:performance should help you figure it out.
- supriyo-biswas 4y agoThis is stock Firefox with DNS level blocking of crap.
- cassianoleal 4y agoWeird. I have Firefox with quite a few extensions and probably about 50 tabs open (most are dormant, but still), and it's not showing as an energy hog. Unless I'm using video conf or other very heavy websites, CPU usage tends to sit between 2 and 5% with an occasional spike. 12 hr Power in activity manager shows 19.50 (Watts, I presume) which is by far the largest in the list but it's also more or less the only app I've used in those hours :D . Activity Monitor itself usually has an energy impact of ~30.