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My M1 Macbook Pro is feeling really slow at the moment. I can usually track it down to either: 1. Too many tabs open in Firefox (not sure where to pin the blam
by andybak 3y ago
My M1 Macbook Pro is feeling really slow at the moment. I can usually track it down to either:
1. Too many tabs open in Firefox (not sure where to pin the blame here)
2. Some weird interaction between Jetbrains Rider and Unity that has high CPU
I really don't want to switch to Safari because I move between PC and Mac a lot.
- threeseed 3y ago1. Use Safari. It is optimised for low resource consumption. 2. Increase the memory settings for Jetbrains. Otherwise being a JVM based editor it will be using lots of CPU aggressively garbage collecting.
- andybak 3y agoI'm not going to switch to a browser that isn't cross-platform. Well-integrated tab, history and bookmark syncing are invaluable. I suppose it's possible there's a browser extension that might fix it, but it needs to run on Windows, iOS, MacOS and Android.
- Moto7451 3y agoApple’s sync plugin works well on Windows and Chrome in my experience. I would guess Firefox should have the same experience.
- andybak 3y agohttps://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/icloud-bookmarks/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/icloud-bookma... Only seems to sync bookmarks.
- lordnacho 3y agoIn Firefox, go to about:performance That will tell you which tabs are problematic. For me it was a bit surprising, LinkedIn for some reason eats a bunch of CPU. Or maybe not so surprising, heh. Then just unload the tab in tree style tab and check it when you need instead of having it always open.