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This froze my entire computer (newish macbook pro) and and I had to restart. Also didnt have that much stuff open, anyone else?

• why-el 15y ago
  its a little laggy on my Firefox (I am running Ubuntu 11.04). Otherwise great idea.
  • mrsebastian 15y ago
    Yep, same, a little bit laggy under Firefox on Windows 8. (Odd; hardware acceleration should make this pretty nippy.)
    • kyasui 15y ago
      Was using Chrome, I like the concept but didn't just crash my browser, crashed my entire machine. Ouch.
• corford 15y ago
  No problems here but I'm on a beefy machine: FF11, 64 bit Win7, quad core i5, 8GB ram, SSD drive - frankly I'd cry if a website was able to slow/crash that.
  • onemoreact 15y ago
    I use chrome on an 64 bit Win7, i7 2600K with 16GB ram and a 35/35 FIOS connection and plenty of flash sites slow things down to a crawl. Honestly, I cant help but wonder what exactly some developers expect people to use.
    • corford 15y ago
      I don't think it's a question of what they expect. More like they have no idea how to program and Flash has let them get away with it. Seriously, there is no other sane reason why you should experience slow downs on a machine with that spec (assuming Flash can even harness most of that power).
• Avshalom 15y ago
  little laggy in my firefox 11 on a 1.5G p4m with 512mb of ram. probably a just a bug.
  • icebraining 15y ago
    Same here: only a bit laggy on FF10 on a 1.6GHz single-core CPU (2GB of RAM, though).
• rhplus 15y ago
  Chrome.exe used 6% CPU while scrolling and 3% while not scrolling. This was on a 16 core machine! One of my cores hovered around 75% while scrolling and around 35% while not scrolling, which went down to zero when I closed Chrome.
• CWIZO 15y ago
  It spins the fans on my i5 2011 air like there's no tomorrow, kinda like if I open a badly programed flash file. No crash though. And the whole thing is kinda slow when you scroll.
• tatsuke95 15y ago
  CoreTemp touched 90 degrees Celsius on my i7 Air. Visuals: Cool Performance: Hot