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When firefox is using 100% CPU or a lot of memory, I have no way of knowing which tabs I can close to fix this. It would be great if this could be integrated as sortable columns in a tabs sidebar feature, but just knowing which ones were hogging the resources would be fantastic. | When firefox is using 100% CPU or a lot of memory, I have no way of knowing which tabs I can close to fix this. It would be great if this could be integrated as sortable columns in a tabs sidebar feature, but just knowing which ones were hogging the resources would be fantastic. | ||
Also, while I have heard Firefox 3 will greatly improve many resource hogging problems, I don't think ver 3 will be able to cure this. Anyway, an option to see an indicator bar of some kind in the tabs, to show resource usage, is almost necessary. And perhaps with something as simple as a hot key which would change focus to the offending tab, since calling up additional add-ons, such as to view a list of the tabs, can be difficult when processor usage is at 100%. If we had such, a constant resource indicator in the menu bar would be important also. I've been praying for resource indication for quite a while. | |||
== Nested tabs, structured by user's page traversal == | == Nested tabs, structured by user's page traversal == | ||